Just watched the last Norton antivirus advertising campaign in Japan. It’s crazy! they have created a super-heroe who represents the antivirus and many insignificant black monsters who represent the viruses. They are doing shows in some of the most important electronics shops in Tokyo. Found these videos at Japanprobe, so you can see what I’m talking about:
I found this tag in a shop.
Since 1945 until 1952 all products that where exported from Japan to the United States of America had to have a tag with the sentence “Made in occupied Japan” written. Noways when you find something with this tag it’s like a “warranty” that the stuff you are buying was produced during the Japanese post-war years; I guess is useful for collectors to know this.
I’ve been some years learning Japanese, during the learning process I’m using many tools, tutorials, resources I found on the net. In this post I will list which I consider the best bookmarks everyone should know if you are in the process of learning Japanese.
Grammar:
Dictionaries:
Kanjis:
Various:
Which are your favorite sites to learn Japanese and languages in general?