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December 01, 2002

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Best Japan Blog

There are the results:

Total votes: 1500

1. Sushi Cam
2. Masamania
3. Tokyo Times

Other finalists:

Adamu's Jappanica
Nichi Nichi
Confessions of a Grade School Role Model
Japan Window
Based on a true story
The Tanuki Ramble

Others:

Check out the Japan blogger webring.

 posted by Simon on 12.01.02 at 02:00 PM in the Asia Blog Awards 2004 category.




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Asian Blog Awards
Excerpt: I just saw that nominations have opened for the 2004 Asian Blog Awards. If you would like to nominate a Japanese blog just click here and leave a comment with the blog's name and URL. The images above, literally...
Weblog: Japan Window Photo Blog - Culture, Life, People & Pictures
Tracked: December 3, 2004 11:25 PM

What is it people want to know truely ?
Excerpt: Hi, this is masamania, Happy new year. Thank you for your comming last year. and Hello for new commer. sorry for my slow new year greeting. and slow posting. last year, I got lots of message, and i can reply...
Weblog: MasaManiA=道徳遊戯
Tracked: January 10, 2005 11:05 AM


Comments:

Tokyo Times

 posted by: Spirit Fingers on 12.02.04 at 11:27 AM [permalink]

Japan Window -- Great photos and interesting commentary about life in Japan.

 posted by: wulong on 12.04.04 at 03:17 AM [permalink]

http://masamania.com/
This bizarre blog by a former porno director is hilarious one day, offensive the next, and then he goes and surprises you with moving and poignant the day after that. Basically, it's a really angry guy who guys around Tokyo talking to homeless people, giving people the finger to strangers and photographing their reaction, or exploring the city's alternative culture of raves and costume play.
Classic posts: Action reading vs. skinhead monk - http://masamania.com/archives/2004/10/action_reading.html
Song for homeless man - http://masamania.com/archives/2004/09/song_for_hopele.html


posted by: himajin on 12.06.04 at 05:52 AM [permalink]

the greatest blog ever is http://japanwindow.com owned by Andy Gray. i would like to nominate it for the award.

 posted by: adam on 12.06.04 at 07:08 AM [permalink]

basedonatrustory.com/ldk

 posted by: yasmina on 12.06.04 at 09:28 PM [permalink]

I can't nominate myself (Adamu's Jappanica), so I'll go ahead and nominate Joe's NichiNichi blog, covering political news from Japan. It's a valuable resource to those interested in Japan politics.

posted by: Adamu on 12.08.04 at 05:44 AM [permalink]

Confessions of a Grade School Role Model

 posted by: Andy on 12.08.04 at 08:12 PM [permalink]

I nominate Adamu's Jappanica, not because he nominated me but because his blog kicks ass (without it, I would not know about the Konami School).

I will be hardpressed to choose between MasaManiA and Adamu in the final vote. I'll let the whiskey do the talking on that one.

 posted by: Joe on 12.09.04 at 10:01 AM [permalink]

Yeah I'll probably end up voting for Masamania myself. He puts all of us to shame.

 posted by: Adamu on 12.09.04 at 09:47 PM [permalink]

I nominate....myself (Sushicam.com)

I missed out on being #1 last year by one vote. Let's see if I can win this thing this year.

 posted by: Jeff Laitila on 12.10.04 at 01:28 PM [permalink]




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