It gives me great pleasure today to announce the three winners of the JapanesePod101.com competition… A big congratulations to: ☆ Ikenna Ugwuegbulam ☆ Diverse Japan ☆ Awura Kay You have each won a free 1 month premium account at JapanesePod101.com! (Use it wisely – you can get a lot of valuable resources in a month, … Continue reading
JapanesePod101.com is an online Japanese language learning website. With JapanesePod101.com you’ll learn to speak, read, write and hear Japanese. Unlike a lot of courses, JapanesePod101.com is fresh, up-to-date, and really fun. It’s also super convenient to use, as you can listen to the podcasts wherever you are! Haikugirl’s Japan is excited to announce an exclusive … Continue reading
I had a very nice message on behalf of American Express today, asking if I might inform my readers of a new project they’ve just launched. Here are the details: American Express Launches Global Facebook Program, ‘Friends of Japan,’ to Generate Continued Awareness and Support for Earthquake Relief Efforts American Express to Donate $1 toward Relief … Continue reading
Well, the title says it all really, doesn’t it? 😉 ☆★☆ ☆★☆ ☆★☆ The other day, EAT-JAPAN.com were having a competition on their Facebook page, where you could win an exclusive Kikkoman T-shirt just by “liking” their post, so I entered. I didn’t really expect to win anything, so I was very surprised when I … Continue reading
There’s going to be a lot of exciting stuff going on over the next couple of months here at Haikugirl’s Japan. So I thought I’d take this opportunity to remind you of the multitude of ways you can stay up-to-date with my various goings on… Simply read the blog! (Of course, you don’t have to … Continue reading
As technology continues to advance in leaps and bounds, I continue to stagger behind attempting to catch up… I love technology, but there just isn’t enough time in the day to “like”, “tweet” and “digg” everything you “stumble upon”. Anyway, since I abandoned MySpace many moons ago, I have become a devoted Facebook fan (well, … Continue reading
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