If you are into Japanese videos, then you must see the site Dohhh Up!. There are some menu headers in English, but navigation is easy. Each video can be embedded onto your site as a widget. I particularly like watching Morning Musume (the video featured on Bloglue). Kawaii!!

This widget displays a new photo of Japan each day. The images try to capture something uniquely Japanese. I can only speak for the two images I've seen, but they have both been products, sake and bread, and prices in US dollars and Chinese yen are provided. Visit the widget's website to easily find the code.

OK, this widget is just for those who can read Japanese, sorry. But this cool widget automatically updates and displays the advertisements currently hanging the trains in Japan. You can enlarge the frame, go forward and back, and there is also a link to the ad's page. It's easy to get the code. Press the [利用する] button and then press the top choice [ ブログに貼る] and then copy the script. The bottom choice allows you to get a desktop version. If there is anyone interested in this verson and needs help with the instructions, drop us a comment. A great webpage or desktop widget for those in marketing.

This widget displays calligraphy from famous Japanese calligrapher Yamashita Ai. Different works are displayed every day. The date is also shown. The code is very simple to find on the widget's webpage.

If you are into top quality Japanese illustration, this is the widget for you! 48 illustrations from the top illustrators and artists in Japan are displayed. The images continuously change and include the artist's name. By clicking on a given illustration, you are taken to that artist's website. Date and time are also shown. Visit the widget's webpage, the setup instructions are in both Japanese and English.

Click on the camera and ghosts start appearing. Keep click to see what happens. Refresh to stop the widget's action. Code is on the widget's webpage.

Each time you access your webpage or blog, the photo changes with another healing image. On the webpage, the code is under the character スクリプト. Easy to find.

A very cool widget of revolving images of currently popular Japanese musicians. Click on a picture and you are taken to a YouTube video of them perfoming. The code is simple to spot on the widget's webpage.

This clock is pretty cool. Besides seeing new, beautiful Japanese women each minute, they are actually holding up a sign of the time, for each minute of each hour! The time is in army time, so after noon, one o'clock appears as 13:00 and so forth, but easy to understand after a few moments of thought.