A Japanese learning site for use on a Japanese mobile phone designed for non-native speakers. Includes EJ Dictionaries, Kanji Lookup tools, PhraseBooks, Quiz games, reading articles plus a heap more.
Editor’s Note: this is a fee-based service, but it is just 300 yen per month…
Source: “Enfour” | Subject: Products
This company sells a variety of Japanese language computing solutions for people in the U.S. While some, like their KanjiKit seem irrelevant with the latest versions of Windows and office, some, like their Meishi-Port (the first English and Japanese business card scanner with OCR) seem interesting. They also sell a couple of educational programs to learn Kanji.
Source: “Pacific Software Publishing Inc.” | Subjects: Kanji, Products
This store has been Northern California’s premier Asian goods store for almost 100 years but you can also order their products online to have shipped. Product categories include: Martial Arts, Fabrics, Fashion, Home Decor, Crafts, Books, and For the Kids.
Source: “Nichi Bei Bussan” | Subject: Products