Tokyo

Welcome to Tokyo
Asia, anime and Asian culture.

Tokyo is the neighborhood for the Far East and its fans. Anime reviewers, bonsai growers, judo clubs and the corner Asian grocery are all here.

Featured Homesteads in Tokyo

	Anime Otaku Central by Jason T., 19 · Tokyo/Shibuya Reviews of anime available in the US in 1999, subtitles vs. dubs, and how to find fansubs.
	Bonsai for the Patient by Ken and Sachiko I. · Tokyo/Garden Bonsai basics from a couple who have grown trees for 20 years: species, watering, wiring and winter care.
	Eastside Judo Club by Sensei Mark H., 4th dan · Tokyo/Dojo A community judo club: class schedule, the ranks, tournament results and what judo teaches kids.
	Sakura Asian Grocery BUSINESS Tokyo/Market Japanese, Korean and Chinese groceries, fresh tofu on Thursdays, and rice by the 25-pound bag.
	Japanese for the Business Traveler by Ken Okamoto · Tokyo/Ginza Fifty phrases, the bow, business cards and dinner etiquette for a first trip to Tokyo.
	Origami Every Day by Hana Yoshida, 15 · Tokyo/Temple One fold a day for a year: instructions in words for ten models, and what origami taught her.
	Japanese Exchange Student Diary by Yuki (host family the Andersons) · Tokyo/Shibuya A Japanese high school exchange student's year in Minnesota, written with her host family.
	Karate Kids and Parents by Sensei Rob and the parents' group · Tokyo/Ginza A kids' karate school's page for parents: the schedule, belt testing, tournament etiquette and what karate teaches.
	Sushi at Home by Kenji and Laura Mori · Tokyo/Market Making sushi rice and simple rolls at home, with what to buy, what to skip and food-safety notes.
	Two Names JOURNAL by Mae Tanabe · Tokyo/Temple A Japanese American woman, interned as a girl during the war, writes about memory, her garden and her grandchildren.
	Gaijin Diary JOURNAL by Molly Pryor · Tokyo/Dojo An American teaching English in a small Japanese town writes about loneliness, kindness and a very tidy apartment.
	Nine-Two-One JOURNAL by Joyce Huang · Tokyo/Garden A Taiwanese American in Los Angeles waits for word from her family after the Taiwan earthquake.
	Amy's Anime Paradise (and Also Me) by Amy, 16 · Tokyo/Shibuya A sixteen-year-old's page about her favorite anime, her art, and her quest to learn Japanese.
	Grandma Keiko's Corner by Keiko Holloway · Tokyo/Garden An eighty-year-old Japanese war bride in Texas tells her story, simply.
	Silver Millennium: A Sailor Moon Shrine by Michelle Parrish · Tokyo/Temple The Sailor Senshi, Japanese and dub names side by side, and a fair look at the English dub versus the original.
	Lifestream by Naomi Arakawa · Tokyo/Garden Final Fantasy VII tips from four trips through the game, and my first impressions of Final Fantasy VIII.
	red light haiku by Lorraine Beasley · Tokyo/Shibuya haiku written at red lights by a Seattle city bus driver. a new page on the first day of every season.
	Kira's Final Fantasy Tactics Job Guide by Kira, 16 · Tokyo/Shibuya Every job in Final Fantasy Tactics, how to unlock it, which abilities to keep, and the party that finally beat the game for me.
	Kitsune Anime Society by Danny Hua · Tokyo/Shibuya Thursday nights at 7 in the big lecture hall: our fall 1999 screening schedule, the tape library, our fansub policy, and how to join.
	A Catbus to Somewhere: The Films of Hayao Miyazaki by Helen Fairman · Tokyo/Garden An art teacher on Hayao Miyazaki: his films in a line each, why Totoro is perfect, and counting down to Princess Mononoke on October 29.
	Paper Son: Harold Leong, 1909-1997 by Gail Clinkscales · Tokyo/Garden My grandfather came through Angel Island in 1921, twelve years old, with a coaching book and another family's name. His life, his grocery, and his real name.
	JEREMY'S DBZ POWER PAGE by Jeremy, 12 · Tokyo/Shibuya Dragon Ball Z on Toonami every day after school! The fighters ranked, Super Saiyans explained, and what I think of the new voices.
	Duane's Jackie Chan Stunt Report by Duane Oakley · Tokyo/Dojo Jackie Chan does his own stunts, and has the broken bones to prove it. Ten best stunts, the injury chart, my Hong Kong tape hunt.
	Cold Water, Hot Water: Ranma 1/2 Fan Fiction by Kevin Balderas · Tokyo/Shibuya Ranma 1/2 fan fiction, comedy first, rated G to PG. Ryoga gets lost in Texas, Genma steals somebody's lunch, and C&C is always welcome.
	Nihongo on the Net: Japanese Text on Your Web Page by Glen Vanpelt · Tokyo/Shibuya Japanese text turning into garbage? Encodings, the META tag and what your visitors need, from a translator who taught in Sapporo.
	Larry's Dispatches from Southeast Asia by Lawrence Hubbard · Tokyo/Temple I graduated in May and left in July with one backpack. Dispatches from Thailand, Laos and Vietnam, typed in internet cafes with sticky keyboards.
	The Stone Garden Go Club by Blair Biel · Tokyo/Dojo A go club that meets Wednesday nights in a coffeehouse. New players welcome: the rules on one page, a 9x9 lesson, our ratings, and where to play online.
	Kiong Hee Huat Tsai! - New Year 1999 at Ama's in Binondo by Carmen Tan · Tokyo/Market The reunion dinner, ang pao from Ama, the lion dance at our store, and how to fry tikoy: Chinese New Year 1999, the Year of the Rabbit, in Binondo.
	THURSDAY NIGHT ANIME CLUB - A Webcomic by Mindy Lloyd · Tokyo/Shibuya Fourth-generation fansubs, the great subs-versus-dubs war, a VCR that eats tapes and a convention road trip. My campus anime club, drawn manga-style, new every Friday.
	Riverton - Hoshimizu Sister City Association by Pat Mejorado · Tokyo/Garden Since 1989 our town and Hoshimizu, Japan, have traded students, teachers, cherry trees and recipes. This summer's exchange, the friendship garden, and how to host a student.
	Kory's POKEMON SNAP Photo Album!!! by Kory, 9 · Tokyo/Shibuya I got Pokemon Snap for my birthday and I have taken pictures of 61 Pokemon!!! My best pictures and scores, every course, and tips for getting Pokemon to come out. Only 2 more to go!!!
	Konnichiwa from Nagano! Our Olympic Trip by Alan and Peggy Rister · Tokyo/Ginza We made it to Japan! Our day-by-day notes from the Nagano Winter Olympics: curling, hockey, ski jumping, the trains and the food. Pictures when we get home!

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