Word: すき Kanji: 好き Romaji: suki Type: adjective (な) Meaning: to like
Tokyo Toshokan Downtime 2012-08-14
UPDATE AS OF 13:24 +8 GMT: Tokyo Tosho Site is back up. I want my head back Just checked this morning and found out that Tokyo Toshokan, a site where a lot…
[Chrome Themes] Asuna of Sword Art Online
Yo! Can’t believe I enjoyed making the previous theme… so here I am with another one! Asuna has so far caught my attention ever since reading the light novel, Sword Art Online….
Uchuusentai NOIZ: Kamikazee’s NARDA Cover
This Rendition of Narda will knock your socks off Have you heard of Uchusentai NOIZ? Or 宇宙戦隊NOIZ? No? well, this is the chance for you to get to know them. Was surprised…
Manila Flooding 07 August 2012 20:50 +8 GMT
This post does not have a picture. This post will not have any special keywords. The rain falls relentlessly Thunder growls intensely Hoping the waters do not increase in level more.
[Chrome Theme] Mirai Suenaga Chrome Theme
With a little bit of help from poking around the net, I was able to try out creating a Chrome Theme. I used Mirai Suenega as a test subject, since her raw…
Rakion: Still Rock Solid at Five
The free-to-play online game title Rakion has been heard by a typical hardcore player at least a couple of times. The game, developed and published by South Korean company Softnyx, has been…
DECO*27’s “Love Calendar” album released on iTunes!
DECO*27, one of Japan’s fastest rising artists, released his third full-length album via iTunes on July 25. The artist became widely known not only in Japan, but also worldwide for his smash…
[Wallpaper Download] Mirai Suenaga
HAH! Okay this will be my first try after a long time in making a wallpaper, and I do hope it’s good XD I used the images/PSD file provided for in Danny’s…
Japanese Word of the Day #5: Imouto
The word 妹 pertains to a person’s “younger sister,” as they use different words to address their family members. It has two characters, 女(おんな / onna), pertaining to the female gender and 未(み / mi), which can also mean “not yet” (also, the same kanji used in 未だ/まだ). “Woman not yet” is what perfectly describes a young female member of the family, thus, the word.