Japanese Vist Mt. Fuji Live!

Do you like to learn foreign languages? Just like to listen to them, or maybe see them in print? Well, here is a list of links from Language TreeÔ which should provide you with some opportunities to use you languages. Now, the Japanese Page

 How about listening to radio?

 Would you like to see some television?

 Here's today's newspaper.

 Browse through a magazine.

 Feel like a good book today?

 An internet grammar.

 An internet dictionary.

Facts about Japan.

 Photos from Japan.

 Search the web in the Japanese.

Other useful links about the Japanese language and culture.

• Shodouka. This is a special search engine that allows you to put in a Japanese web address and receive the information in kana and kanji, i.e., the Japanese writing system. It is free, and you do not need to install Japanese fonts, nor subscribe to a special service. Shodouka does everything for you, and the service is free! In English.

• Soroban Page. In Japanese and English.

• Kabuki Theater. In Japanese and English.

• Origami. In English

• Postage Stamps from Japan. A very nice collection of postage stamp pictures, with additional useful links on the Japanese performing arts, including Kabuki Theater, and Noh.

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