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Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2010-12-09
Does anyone know any good forums in japanese, like music or culture etc.?
Strangely I only know 1 forum in japanese...
http://llt-anime.net63.net/index.php
Good forums in japanese - Nuriko - 2010-12-09
Here's a good one for music that I use:
http://jap.feverforum.com/index.php
There's discussion and tons of downloads as well
Good forums in japanese - usis35 - 2010-12-09
Canada school girls
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/
Good forums in japanese - Ryuujin27 - 2010-12-09
http://www.2chan.net/
Someone was going to do it.
Good forums in japanese - quincy - 2010-12-09
I'm loving the Canada one
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/4278.html
Good forums in japanese - kerosan41 - 2010-12-09
quincy Wrote:I'm loving the Canada oneoh Em gee. This topic is priceless.
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/4278.html
Also, I think I just learned something. Is トピ主です、 the same as saying "OP here"? If so I'm liking that kanji usage.
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2010-12-10
usis35 Wrote:Canada school girlsWhy the heck does this website look like it was designed in the 90s
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/
?And why half the time I'm searching for some topics about something in japanese, then the design also looks as if it has been made in the 90s?
Good forums in japanese - usis35 - 2010-12-10
I have found many more topics changing the number of the log
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/15/
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/20/
etc
Good forums in japanese - Zarxrax - 2010-12-10
jettyke Wrote:Why the heck does this website look like it was designed in the 90sI have never seen a Japanese website that DIDN'T look like it was made in the 90s.
And why half the time I'm searching for some topics about something in japanese, then the design also looks as if it has been made in the 90s?
And for what its worth, geocities still exists in Japan.
They seriously need some web 2.0 or something.
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2010-12-11
Zarxrax Wrote:But it's like totally unbelievable...such websites for an advanced country like japan...looks like we just found "the other side of japan".jettyke Wrote:Why the heck does this website look like it was designed in the 90sI have never seen a Japanese website that DIDN'T look like it was made in the 90s.
And why half the time I'm searching for some topics about something in japanese, then the design also looks as if it has been made in the 90s?
And for what its worth, geocities still exists in Japan.
They seriously need some web 2.0 or something.
Good forums in japanese - vonPeterhof - 2010-12-11
jettyke Wrote:But it's like totally unbelievable...such websites for an advanced country like japan...looks like we just found "the other side of japan".A somewhat relevant discussion here
Good forums in japanese - Kyosys - 2010-12-11
Ryuujin27 Wrote:http://www.2chan.net/As an extension to that, you can use
Someone was going to do it.
http://www.bluethree.us/futaba/
If you feel a bit lost with the navigation. I guess it's kinda cheating, though.
Good forums in japanese - ta12121 - 2010-12-11
jettyke Wrote:lolusis35 Wrote:Canada school girlsWhy the heck does this website look like it was designed in the 90s
http://bbs.jpcanada.com/log/14/
And why half the time I'm searching for some topics about something in japanese, then the design also looks as if it has been made in the 90s?
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2011-01-04
It's not really a forum, but you can read about various musicians on this site, and every artist has a forum down there.
Here's for Shiina Ringo.
http://www.barks.jp/artist/?id=52001903
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2011-01-16
Mixi's communities コミュニティ
are a very good place where to converse with other people instead of forums.
It seems that japanese people use all kinds of communities on websites rather than the forums we are used to.
Mixi's communities are quite active it seems.
Good forums in japanese - vix86 - 2011-01-16
jettyke Wrote:Mixi's communities コミュニティYes but getting an account is impossible without a 携帯 now.
are a very good place where to converse with other people instead of forums.
It seems that japanese people use all kinds of communities on websites rather than the forums we are used.
Mixi's communities are quite active it seems.
And how the HELL did no one mention 2ch.net its quite possibly the largest forum in Japan cyberspace with boards covering every freaking topic and genre of anything you can just about conceive of.
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2011-01-16
vix86 Wrote:Yes but getting an account is impossible without a 携帯 now.if someone wants it badly enough, it is possible to get it if one thinks and acts well enough. I asked my Japanese friend to help me with getting my account. He went back to Japan and talked to his friend who didn't use Mixi but already had an account, so I got her account. He also said that there are people who use 2 cellphones at the same time or something.
There are all kinds options to get to know Japanese people on the net also.
I think mixi is a very good place for immersion, communities, diaries, etc. + combine it with lang-8 and It's very useful.
vix86 Wrote:And how the HELL did no one mention 2ch.net its quite possibly the largest forum in Japan cyberspace with boards covering every freaking topic and genre of anything you can just about conceive of.That seems promising, thanks!
But seeing this kind of a navigation wall scares me XD
My brain's Japanese language operating system automatically explodes when I see this:
![[Image: 99611157.png]](http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/7016/99611157.png)
Good forums in japanese - iSoron - 2011-01-16
vix86 Wrote:And how the HELL did no one mention 2ch.net its quite possibly the largest forum in Japan cyberspace with boards covering every freaking topic and genre of anything you can just about conceive of.Futaba (not 2ch) has been mentioned before; maybe people confused the two. Anyway, if you want to browse 2ch, I suggest using a specialized browser or a browser add-on such as Chaika.
Good forums in japanese - jettyke - 2011-01-16
iSoron Wrote:Why should I use it or what does it do?vix86 Wrote:And how the HELL did no one mention 2ch.net its quite possibly the largest forum in Japan cyberspace with boards covering every freaking topic and genre of anything you can just about conceive of.Futaba (not 2ch) has been mentioned before; maybe people confused the two. Anyway, if you want to browse 2ch, I suggest using a specialized browser or a browser add-on such as Chaika.
Good forums in japanese - vix86 - 2011-01-17
jettyke Wrote:Ya 2chan was mentioned, but that is merely the image board spin off of 2ch.iSoron Wrote:Futaba (not 2ch) has been mentioned before; maybe people confused the two. Anyway, if you want to browse 2ch, I suggest using a specialized browser or a browser add-on such as Chaika.Why should I use it or what does it do?
Looking at Chaika, the reason you might consider using it is because of the wall of Japanese that made your brain shutdown. There are screenshots on the site for the addon that show sort of what it does. Those sorts of things make browsing 2ch considerably easier.
For getting a little use to 2ch.net you might consider reading this:
http://info.2ch.net/guide/
And looking at the site map explanation for the boards:
http://info.2ch.net/guide/map.html
Good forums in japanese - Bokusenou - 2011-01-17
vix86 Wrote:The workaround for Mixi is using an ".edu" email to sign up with (then you won't see the 携帯 part of the form), and since a lot of colleges offer free .edu email redirects to their alumni, most people should be able to sign up.jettyke Wrote:Mixi's communities コミュニティYes but getting an account is impossible without a 携帯 now.
are a very good place where to converse with other people instead of forums.
It seems that japanese people use all kinds of communities on websites rather than the forums we are used.
Mixi's communities are quite active it seems.
And how the HELL did no one mention 2ch.net its quite possibly the largest forum in Japan cyberspace with boards covering every freaking topic and genre of anything you can just about conceive of.
Good forums in japanese - vix86 - 2011-01-17
Bokusenou Wrote:The workaround for Mixi is using an ".edu" email to sign up with (then you won't see the 携帯 part of the form), and since a lot of colleges offer free .edu email redirects to their alumni, most people should be able to sign up.Wait wait wait. So are we talking "tokyo-u.ed.jp" or even "ucla.edu" works? Extrapolate on this a bit because I find this interesting.
Good forums in japanese - arch9443 - 2011-01-17
Bokusenou Wrote:The workaround for Mixi is using an ".edu" email to sign up with (then you won't see the 携帯 part of the form), and since a lot of colleges offer free .edu email redirects to their alumni, most people should be able to sign up.That used to work. I'm pretty sure that they changed that though. Although I'm not sure.
Good forums in japanese - Manske - 2011-01-17
vix86 Wrote:I just used my Purdue email address and it worked.Bokusenou Wrote:The workaround for Mixi is using an ".edu" email to sign up with (then you won't see the 携帯 part of the form), and since a lot of colleges offer free .edu email redirects to their alumni, most people should be able to sign up.Wait wait wait. So are we talking "tokyo-u.ed.jp" or even "ucla.edu" works? Extrapolate on this a bit because I find this interesting.
Good forums in japanese - Bokusenou - 2011-01-18
vix86 Wrote:I know that "ucla.edu" type emails work, Japanese "ed.jp" emails should work as well since Mixi's a Japanese site.Bokusenou Wrote:The workaround for Mixi is using an ".edu" email to sign up with (then you won't see the 携帯 part of the form), and since a lot of colleges offer free .edu email redirects to their alumni, most people should be able to sign up.Wait wait wait. So are we talking "tokyo-u.ed.jp" or even "ucla.edu" works? Extrapolate on this a bit because I find this interesting.