Greaser with a Bad Habit

The great folks over at JapanSoc.com have a great offer for Tokyo Circle members and everyone else on the J-web. As the web 2.0 has now pretty much taken over the internet, social network site(like Tokyo Circle) are all the rage. Now social network sites have become so popular that they many people find themselves with so many accounts on so many websites they cannot share all their accounts with everyone. Well, lucky for us the island of Japan has created something so solve your social network… Continue

Hello Everyone,

In an effort to better serve our members, and get more people involved in the community, I have started a little project here at Tokyo Circle. As we all know finding a job in Tokyo, or Japan for that matter, can be a large task for many people. Some of us know all the resources for landing a job in the land of the riasing sun, while others struggle to find any work at all. So, I started a little discussion in the forums sections here at Tokyo Circle for everyone to share some ti… Continue

Hello everyone!

I hope that everyone in the Circle is doing good. Just wanted to let everyone know about the new Japansoc.org forum social group for Tokyo Circle. Japansoc.org is the ever going website which spreads the word about J-web bloggers and helps to build the English speaking J-web. You can get a lot of access to information and connect with people from all parts of the J-web community. They have projects and events going on all the time.

You can check out the Tokyo Circle social grou… Continue

Hello everyone!

I hope that everyone is doing good and enjoying life to the fullest. I just wanted to take the time to announce that I am the new co-admin here at Tokyo Circle. I am excited about being able to assist with making Tokyo Circle one of the best social network site on the English speaking J-web! Tokyo Circle can be a great way to connect with other gaijin living in Japan, as well as, keeping in touch with people you have met while traveling to Japan. Tokyo Circle is also a place for… Continue

In the haze of holiday shopping and retail insanity American`s little November tradition is nothing more than a blip on the radar in Tokyo. Thanksgiving used to mean something a long time ago. People used to sit around the family dinner table, eat turkey, and talk about what they are thankful for. My family tried this when I was a lot younger but it always ended up in dad throwing a beer bottle at me, my mother throwing her plate at my dad, and my sister laughing her ass off while calling us all… Continue