September blog matsuri
Welcome to the September 30, 2009 edition of japan blog matsuri v2. It was fun reading the posts and looking round the blogs of those who entered. Cheers.
Jaybot presents Japanese language learning for the rest of us posted at Jaybot7, discussing some of the best ways to learn Japanese. All about the Anki!
The Envoy presents Rote Learning and Asia posted at Through Eyes From Afar, saying, "My entry: about rote learning, which is dominant in Japanese and Asian education systems in general"
Eric Barnes presents Eat Natto posted at Gaijinass, saying, "Something we are putting together that is trying to address things we have seen in Japan and trying to avoid the old blogger stereotypes that seem to permeate every dusty nook and cranny of cyber space relating to Japan and life in the lad of the rising sun."
Harvey presents IUC in Yokohama as an Advanced Student posted at JapanNewbie, saying, "This is an old post, but still relevant and very informative. Useful took judging from the high number of comments imho!"
Tony Alexander presents The Soul of Japan: Language of Japan posted at The Soul of Japan, discussing the state of the Japanese language.
Mike presents Unusual katakana words posted at Gakuranman, saying, "For foreigners in Japan, knowledge of hiragana and katakana is essential, but here are some lesser-known and more tricky katakana words."
Liv presents Hostess Cupcake posted at I eat my pigeon, saying, "Hi! If it's not too late, I'd like to submit a post for this month's English Teaching Tales matsuri." She was actually the first person to submit a story!
Chibaraki presents Illegal working conditions of ALTs posted at Chibaraki Life, telling a tale closely related to the title.
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of japan blog matsuri v2 using our carnival submission form. David will be accepting entries with hamburger tales on his blog sleepytako.
Peace.
30.09.2009. 03:45
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