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2017 in Review (aka: Japanoblog turns 2!)
2017 has been a crazy year, so let's see how Japanoblog did for our 2nd Birthday!
How I got my Japanese Drivers License2017 has been a crazy year, so let's see how Japanoblog did for our 2nd Birthday!
Getting a license in Japan is hard, but possible. This post should help just about anyone who is trying to find out the process to get a license.
It was a good day...for frogs. Kyle found a frog, Keat freaked out, Kyle became covered in mud.
Whether you're traveling Japan via train, on foot, or by car, chances are you'll see a strange decal on a few cars passing by. For the longest time, we at Japanoblog were curious as to what these decals meant, as there was not any self-explaining context. Rainy Day Blues
Rain is a constant in Japan, and it can be pretty bad. Especially if you get drenched from above, and one of your students hear something they weren't supposed to! I'm from America!
Apparently, if you look like a movie star, you're obviously from the same place...or something like that Happy Cat Day!
Why is 2/22 known as "Cat Day" in Japan? Aside from their obsessive Cat culture, there is one main reason! Tokyo Disneyland
We visited Tokyo Disneyland! Why? Because we could! Did you know that we're on LINE Webtoons?
Did you know that our comics are on Webtoons? No? Well, hop on over and subscribe for the latest Japanoblog comics! Did you know that we're on Tapastic?
Did you know that our comics are on Tapastic? No? Well, hop on over and subscribe for the latest Japanoblog comics! Jiggly Maruã§ã™
When earthquakes happen (as they are often in Japan), we usually use Maru's big belly to detect it before our earthquake alarms go off. Our First Year
Celebrate our special day: Japanoblog turns 1! They're Everywhere!
Japanese kids. They're everywhere! Turn the corner, and BAM! Japanese kid. And their English (to varying degrees) can be cute! My first time at a TGIF's in Japan
My first time at a TGIF's in Japan - talk about a reverse culture shock! Hanko 101: Understanding Japan's Signature
A Hanko, or the Japanese version of a signature, is still needed a lot in Japan, even if you're a foreigner. Know the in's and out's (and how to get one) of Hankos here Introduction to the Japanese Reading and Writing System
An overview of the 3 different types of alphabets used in the Japanese language What do you want to see? Let us know!
We thought we'd query our viewers to let us know what you want to see from us Sending a Letter to Japan
I sent Keat a letter, and she just got it! There's a Railway Village in Japan
There's a Railway Village in Japan! How did I not know about this? You know what I'm going to do Say Hello to the Nekos (猫)
Get to know our two kitties, Chi and Maru, and what they like! Photos from Japan
Kyle shares his travel photos from when he visited Japan in 2008 Hiya!
Keat welcomes our readers to Japanoblog