A neat website that allows you to make jigsaw puzzle widgets out of uploaded images. Even if you don't upload anything, you can choose from hundreds of existing jigsaw puzzles and easily get the code for the widget. Lots of anime/manga images. Click on one you like, and look for [貼り付けコード] near the bottom of the explanation. You'll see the code there.

Make faces, or better yet make a face that resembles your own as much as possible and then copy and paste it anywhere! The selections are all in Japanese, but with just a few minutes of fooling around you'll quickly figure them out. A fun widget.

Alcohol can bring some risks, watch this widget below and you will see what it can do. Warning don’t try this at home or below 21 year;)

Here is a perfect example of how nutty Japanese widgets can be. And all just to promote a movie. A little animated white critter (ghost?) pops out from behind the widget and tells you to click on it. Click! He'll then run around and you are supposed to catch him by clicking on him and dragging him over to the top of the widget. Then you'll see some different images of beautiful women and roses. And the picture also changes to a 'handsome' star. All in all, it's just fun playing with the little critter. The code is towards the bottom of the widget's web page. Enjoy!

Let your friends and visitors read their daily horoscope straight from this horoscope widget.

Find your lucky direction for any given day with this blog. First, press the [占い] button, then enter your date of birth, then on the next page enter the date you want to know your lucky direction on. My lucky direction on the day I tried was Southwest. That's exactly the direction home from work! Minimal Japanese necessary.

Looking forward to see ICHI? The modern retelling of Zatoichi. Click on this widget a few times and see what happens.

Daily new updates, hiphop music, hiphop rumors, hiphop videos, hiphop books, rap games. With this hiphop news widget you will get the latest updates from multiple hiphop sources.

This widget displays the 'Onigiri of the Day' from the Japanese website devoted to onigir (rice balls filled with different kinds of ingredients. Perhaps the most popular being salmon, pickled plum, and tuna fish). The widget describes what kind of Onigiri is displayed, the date, how many have been registered on the website and how many different kinds. The code is easy to spot at the bottom of the widget's webpage.

Love card games? Try NextCard and then paste it on your blog! The game starts off with 5 cards on the table. Choose a card and then every card chosen after has to be either the same number or same suit. Game's over when either you've picked up all the cards or no more matching suits or numbers remain on the table. Think you're good enough to finish the deck?