Japan Directory

My wife and I created this website to share our experience of living in Japan and going to school. We also help create courses on Memrise for our studies in school which are also helping our classmates pass their tests. Living abroad in Japan can be exciting but also difficult at times, this is the reason we created Nihon Scope. We also share our tourism experiences while in Japan to give you some ideas of where to check out that are off the beaten path.

Tadaima Japan is a Japan culture and travel web magazine.

Traveling Traditional Japan is a website dedicated to traditional places around the Kanto area.

The biggest fan website about Dragon Ball games. It's a huge source of fun, information, files, images and videos from all games based on the universe created by Akira Toriyama.

You can learn practical Japanese phrases here. They would help your Japanese learning, traveling and understanding.There are not only about Japanese Language, but also Japanese informations like Japanese food and so on.

Pick your own lesson fee, schedule and location then students will directly contact you! Available for : English, Chinese, Korean, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Cantonese, Burmese and Arabic.

Providing information on the procedures of cosmetic surgery and clinics mainly in Tokyo.

Japanese Ammo is a resource for passionate learners of Japanese. The site is still a baby, so please show it some love and it will grow. The baby belongs to Misa, an enthusiastic multilingual ninja, eager translator, manga lover, and happy world traveler.

Community Site for learning about Japanese language and culture. With curated information about Japan and original online learning tools.

A Wordpress blog focusing on diverse aspects of Japanese folklore and mythology

Established in 2002, Footy Japan K.K. is a football management company providing a professional infrastructure to facilitate a variety of aspects of football in Japan. From organizing 30 teams in three "Premiership" style leagues (TML - Tokyo Metropolis League), to ensuring that football edification is available to all (B.F.A. - British Football Academy), Footy Japan is committed to delivering football solutions to an ever-demanding market in Japan.

Our website provides comprehensive information about Japan! Get an insider's view about the Japanese culture, language, cuisine, history, where-to, how-to...all you need to know to prepare yourself for a trip to or a life in Japan!

A platform where Japanese users can rent foreigners to: - Chat in a cafe about their next trip aboard, or just to improve their English level. - Help them to cook at foreign receipt. - Party together. - Do some shopping together (for instance help to choose a gift for a friend,..), get some help to move out, walk the dog, ... It can actually be any kind of request! (all sexual & illegal requests are prohibited) People are already renting the services of maid, plumber, gardener, language teacher,…why not renting a foreigner! A good way for Japanese to get some help in different domains, while you can make from 2000 yens/hour.

Introduction to day onsen in and around Tokyo. The site is in both English and Japanese.

Database of language schools throughout Japan which lets students search by location, course type, and other criteria.

Tsuda College (津田塾大学) is a private women's college in Kodaira, Tokyo. The college was founded in 1900 by Tsuda Umeko as Joshi Eigaku Juku. It remains one of the most prestigious women's institutes of higher education in Japan. It is the oldest private women's college and has contributed to higher education for Japanese women in modern Japan.

Dedicated to bringing together research from both sides of the Pacific about the Emishi people. The focus is on interpreting the research, and to remember the Emishi as a vital and important group whose people, though long gone, have changed the Japanese population, and whose influence on its history has been central.

A service helping to find the optimal route as well as timetables for trains, buses, and airplanes in Japan.

Sho's travel guide of Kagoshima Prefecture

A celebration of Japanese culture: Alison Muskett lived two years in Nagoya and one year in Hamamatsu where she was working in eikaiwa.

Located in Matsushima, the Date Masamune Historical Museum explores the life of the founder of Sendai and one of the most eminent warlords and daimyo of Tohoku. English introduction available.

Situated in the hills of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, this garden has been a labour of love since 1995 when the first sod for the pond was dug. Encompassing about 3/4 of an acre it consists of a Dry Garden, Tea Garden, Stroll Garden, and Water and Rock Garden. A planting of Japanese Maples, bamboos, grasses, ferns, Ginkgo Biloba, Hinoki Cypress, a giant Gunnera, some tree ferns from Tasmania (dickonsonia), Rhododendrons, Azaleas, and many native species add up to an interesting and indeed spectacular garden. A number of granite Japanese ornaments complete the picture for the visitor.

You can be an expert in making healthy and authentic Japanese meals. Learn about Japanese food culture, health benefits, recipes and also popular restaurants!

I Love ゆ is a website aimed to introduce foreign visitors and residents of Japan to the wonderful world of Japanese bathhouses and onsen hot springs. This site is named “I Love Yu” because in Japanese the word for hot water is yu. It is either written in the hiragana script as ゆ or in kanji as 湯. Besides the hot spring mark (♨) the hiragana character ゆ also synonymous with bathing, hot springs, and onsen. The name is also a tribute to my amazing wife, Yuko who also loves onsen. This site is also dedicated to Yuko. Our love of onsen brought us together, but her kindness and understanding of my sento--and train--obsessions lets me make all the trips that have made this site possible.

Jonathan's photo page with pictures from Japan starting in 2006.