• 1.http://ernie.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/Japan.html (a huge, comprehensive site covering almost anything anyone would want to know about Japanese culture, including a live-cam shot of Fuji-san)
• 2. http://www.moshix2.net/atj/index.htm (a very comprehensive site including news, the arts, business,computing, culture, education, envi-
• ronment, regions, food, government, language, music, sports, etc.)
• 3. http://www.faximum.com/aha.d/haiku.htm (an excellent site about haiku poetry with plenty of haiku in English)
• 4.http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/5976/ (A Japanese cartoon emic which has attained true international popularity--Sailor Moon)
• 5. http://www.voicenet.co.jp/~davald/ (a personal web page of another foreigner in Japan)
• 6. http://www.asiadragons.com/japan/ (a comprehensive site)
• 7. http://www.rain.org/~hutch/sushi.html (a roll-your-own sushi site!)
• 8. http://www.bekkoame.or.jp/~khori/ (a sports web page by a Japanese woman writer who is interested in many sports)
• 9. http://www.lafayette.edu/~stocktoj/home/japant.html (A huge site by an American professor at Lafayette College. Very detailed and comprehensive information.)
• 10. http://www.mars.dti.ne.jp/~jalna/haru/haru.html (Japanese businessman Masaki Okada's fascinating home page with updated short essays about life in Japan.)
• 11http://members.wbs.net/homepages/t/e/n/tenjin97.html (Rob's Page--a very classy and comprehensive site including FAQs, excellent descriptions of many major Japanese emics and gret links to other sites).
• 12. http://www.gol.com/jguide/ (An interesting site with good links).

*******There are undoubtedly lots of other Japan-related sites which are better than these, especially for specific topics. If you find a good one, please share it with us and with future PSY 465 classes. You earn a gold star for each interesting site you add to our list. Arigato gozaimus!