With this funny little widget you can test how fast your brain can register images. In this case, cute little animal characters are flashed very quickly on the screen and you have to select which one was shown. To begin, press Start and then Level One. After the image is flashed, click on the image you think you saw. As you clear each level, it gets harder and harder. A little addictive. Have fun!

Play this classic war game on your blog.

Click on the play button and images are outlined in blowing cherry blossoms. The name of the object being sketched appears before the 'show' begins and is often in English. Quite unique.

A wacky and cruel game of chance. Play the roulette and advance through your life. Each step either ends in joy or sorrow and financial loss or gain. If you make it to the end without going bankrupt, you win.

Yeah, it's Space Invaders, but I guess it couldn't be called that. Pretty nostalgic, isn't it?

A great game of blackjack for your blog.

Play tic-tac-toe against a Japanese computer program! Easy to play. There are also other games, but with Japanese instructions. If you press on the bottom right button, 数独、you can play Super Sudoku. Select your numbers under the tab labeled 数字選択パレット. Good luck! The code is easy to find on the widget's webpage. The code for blogs is the top one.

Here's a cute, well-known game from Japan. Press the start button, grab your wooden mallet and smash away. But remember, only hit the purplish 'bad' moles. Code is simple to grab from the widget's webpage.

Keep pressing the widget and eventually you'll start. The goal is to get your runner across the finish line. Some races you have to click furiously to get up a hill, in others you have to click to jump. You'll get the hang of it even without Japanese. To get the code, go to the widget's webpage. Above the red button [タグを発行する」, first choose a location (any is fine) and then enter a name you want for your athlete. Then, click on the red button and the code will generate in the box below.

This game is harder than it seems! Instructions are in several languages. Code is easy to find on the website and the widget is available in large and small. Good luck!