If you are interested in Jpop, then this widget might interest you. It plays video clips from the band MidoriKawa. Some music, mainly talk. Easy to get the code through Bloglue.

A fun motorcycle racing game for your blog. Instructions are in English. Start your engines!

Play a simple game of Breakout when you're bored. The game is part of an advertisement for a company called Lea-Lea. Code is simple to spot on the widget's website.

Each day a different scene from the popular Shigezoo mini manga appears on your blog. If you clck the blue button that means [Read] in Japanese, you can read the daily manga. But, just for Japanese readers. The code is simple to spot on the widget's website.

Calling all Japanophiles... This widget displays a cute Japanese girl every day. Supposedly these are just girls found walking around town. The Japanese name of the widget can be translated like this "Today's Street Corner Princess". Hmm... And on the widget's webpage, there is also a guy version in blue.

Put a great game of poker on your blog. Code is simple to spot on the widget's website.

Excellent music album widget that displays YouTube music videos based on a simple search on Japanese music search engine "Playtable". Search, click on a desired album, and the code to your widget will appear on the top right of the screen above a YouTube video. The code is not of the YouTube video, but of the videos from the album. Great, easy to set up widget. Don't let the Japanese fool you, anyone can search and use this website.

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.

A very nice Esther Baxter clock widget for your website, blog or social network space.

See the date and time for three of the largest cities in the world: New York, London, and Tokyo. Just go to the widget's webpage, click on a color, click on a size, and then copy the code right to your website or blog. It's that easy. Army time is used which makes it simple to distinguish between AM and PM.