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bichle wrote a discussion post 5 days ago

I like Japan

konbawa! watashi wa bich desu. watashi wa 19 desu. i like Japan so much. I want to visit Japan!!!!!!!

hujihara replied 8 hours ago

Well，I also like this country.Once I had the chance I would go there.

kenji wrote a discussion post 1 days ago

RE: RE: the earliest novel in the world

You've read Rashomon! Akutagawa is really great author. When I was at school, I was inspired by many literary works including Dostoevskii! A famous film director Kurosawa Akira directed a movie nam...

Nata950 replied 1 days ago

Thank you for some more advice. I've read books by Kobo Abe and Sakjo Komazu (modern Japanese writers). I enjoed reading these books. And I am going to find the books by the recommended authors in...

bichle wrote a discussion post 5 days ago

I like Japan

konbawa! watashi wa bich desu. watashi wa 19 desu. i like Japan so much. I want to visit Japan!!!!!!!

Allen replied 1 days ago

^_^

Nata950 wrote a discussion post 5 days ago

RE: the earliest novel in the world

Konnitiva! Thank you for giving some information about Japanese literature. I am a real book-worm so I've read some books by Japanese writers (in Russian). I was really fascinated with "Rashemon"...

kenji replied 1 days ago

You've read Rashomon! Akutagawa is really great author. When I was at school, I was inspired by many literary works including Dostoevskii! A famous film director Kurosawa Akira directed a movie nam...

bichle wrote a discussion post 5 days ago

I like Japan

konbawa! watashi wa bich desu. watashi wa 19 desu. i like Japan so much. I want to visit Japan!!!!!!!

hujihara wrote a discussion post on 07 March 2010

the earliest novel in the world

皆さん、初めまして。 I am a fresh man here.Taday I would like to introduce a really good book called the Tale of Genji written by shikibu.As the earliest novel in the word,the Tale of Genji...

Nata950 replied 5 days ago

Konnitiva! Thank you for giving some information about Japanese literature. I am a real book-worm so I've read some books by Japanese writers (in Russian). I was really fascinated with "Rashemon"...

kenji wrote a blog post on 11 March 2010

Doctor Heli...?

How are you doing, guys? The other day, While I was driving around northern Kanto region,I found a so-called 'Doctor Heli'. Of course there is no expression of 'Doctor Heli' in English. It's a n...

kenji left a comment 1 days ago

Hi. KANTO is a name of the broad area which is consist of seven prefectures, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaragi, Tochigi and Gunma.Olympic Winter Game had been held in Japan twice, in Sapporo...

hujihara left a comment 3 days ago

Well,I think it is a really good story.Say,is Kanto the city which held the Winter Olimpic Games?

GINA wrote a discussion post on 07 March 2010

I REALLY LOVE JAPAN

I really really appreciate Japan your culture your language , people from there is more polite , and I appreciate your art as well., I know the art with a little trees called BONSAY ,is so ...

hujihara replied on 09 March 2010

I can't agree with you more.And if you read some books like the Tale of Genji，you will find Japan is more beautiful.

GINA wrote a discussion post on 07 March 2010

I REALLY LOVE JAPAN

I really really appreciate Japan your culture your language , people from there is more polite , and I appreciate your art as well., I know the art with a little trees called BONSAY ,is so ...

hujihara wrote a discussion post on 07 March 2010

the earliest novel in the world

皆さん、初めまして。 I am a fresh man here.Taday I would like to introduce a really good book called the Tale of Genji written by shikibu.As the earliest novel in the word,the Tale of Genji...

lost inside wrote a discussion post on 14 February 2010

I LIKE U JAPAN

hello ohayoo i am lost inside from KSA 22 yrs old girl Watashi wa kangoshi desu i like japan soooo much and i would like to join u here to know more about it. i ca...

SAAD replied on 14 February 2010

こんにちは= ohayoo = hello You are wellcome with us 私たちと歓迎している And および I'm happy becuase you are join us ので、ぜひご参...

lost inside wrote a discussion post on 14 February 2010

I LIKE U JAPAN

hello ohayoo i am lost inside from KSA 22 yrs old girl Watashi wa kangoshi desu i like japan soooo much and i would like to join u here to know more about it. i ca...

Yoshinari wrote a discussion post on 01 February 2010

RE: RE: RE: RE: Nice to meet you.

yes,I try hard to write Japanese history.

Flora replied on 07 February 2010

Hi Yoshi, I have heard Japanese people have some useful habits in taking food, and so on. Please tell us about them.

Alemae wrote a discussion post on 27 January 2010

RE: RE: RE: Nice to meet you.

Hi yoshi! Thanks for the history lessons. Very informative! Please post more!

Yoshinari replied on 01 February 2010

yes,I try hard to write Japanese history.

KJ wrote a discussion post on 17 August 2009

RE: Kimonos

I heard something about different lengths of sleeves but don't really know about the knots. Any Japanese here to answer to Mae?

Alemae replied on 27 January 2010

Looks like no one here knows.

Yoshinari wrote a discussion post on 06 January 2010

RE: RE: Nice to meet you.

Thank you for your comment.I want to explain Japanese history in English.

Alemae replied on 27 January 2010

Hi yoshi! Thanks for the history lessons. Very informative! Please post more!

Hexuley wrote a discussion post on 24 January 2010

Greetings everyone.

Nice to see you guys, i wonder how many teens are here

Yoshinari wrote a blog post on 07 January 2010

Prince Shotoku era (Asuka era)

Back ground of this era, East Asia, big country appeared and disappeared. For example, in China Sui was built. After Sui, Tang dynasty was built. These change influenced Japan. In Japan the ...

Yoshinari wrote a blog post on 06 January 2010

After　Yayoi ira

Japan’ｓ　old name was "Wa",倭. The end of Yayoi ira people made larger things than houses. They made a big ancient tomb. We call them Kofun. Or the fosse, bi...

Alemae left a comment on 27 January 2010

How did the name 'wa' come about?

Yoshinari wrote a blog post on 06 January 2010

From Jomon to Yayoi Ira

Yayoi ira ,about 2500～2600 years ago, Japannes people started to grow rice. 1. tools changed. In Jomon ira people used tools made of stone or cray. Growing rice,they started to use iron and...

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