You have just found a site that keeps over 400,000 people a month connected with everything cool from Japan! If you’re new here, …

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A look into the Japanese immigration office +

For anyone that has had to deal with Japanese immigration, Mike’s latest video may look very familiar. For those who have never had …

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Attack of the Show in Japan 2008 +

Everyone’s favorite dynamic duo from G4TV, Kevin and Olivia are filming their annual Japan show to air in mid November on Attack of …

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Myspace Japan now uses Yahoo Japan IDs +

In a somewhat unexpected power move Myspace Japan now accepts your Yahoo Japan login details. I say it’s somewhat unexpected because Softbank has …

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Keiko Suzuki loves to play with ice cream +

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How to make your own fansubs +

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Games you can actually feel +

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Dragonball movie trailer pictures +

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Photos of traditional life in Japan +

Japan has a history that dates back for millennia. However, for the normal person, it may be hard to get a glimpse of what life was like during even the most recent centuries.

Old Photos of Japan is one way to see how people dressed and lived during 1860 to 1930. Photography was brand new, and everyone around the world were taking the first pictures exposing life as we know it to those that lived far away. Their photos span the Meiji (1868-1912), Taisho (1912-1926), and the Showa (1926-1989) periods.

You can also license the photos, and send them as e-cards to your friends and family. Check out Old Photos of Japan to get a unique look into traditional life in Japan.

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