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!!

Come on, you loved popping bubble wrap as a kid and you still do!! Now do it on your blog!! When you finish popping all the bubbles, the number of bubbles popped is displayed. Click on もう一度つぶす　to start popping again. The popping sounds take you back to a better place and time...On the widget's webpage there are two codes. The top code is for popping by clicking on the bubble. The bottom code pops by only placing your pointer over the bubble, which is a bit faster.

If you've ever been to Hakone, Japan, you've definitely seen this type of traditional mosaic woodwork. Code is easy to find on website.

Not all sheep are cute and innocent. Put this little guy on your webpage and if you scroll onto him he opens up wide and eats all the images around him! Don't worry though, they reappear quickly. When he's not munching on your blog, watch his eyes! A unique and amusing addition to your blog!

Put this widget on your website or blog and watch fireworks randomly flash across your screen. Although the fireworks themselves are simple, the movement is quite realistic. To get the code, please go directly to this URL and click on the display for the color fireworks you want: http://blogparts.spark-atv.com/hanabi.html

There are some stylish web clocks to choose from on the web page. On the first web page, click on one of the boxes with Type A, Type B, or Type C showing. The codes will be on the next page.

A funky well made 3D widget that might add some humor to your blog or webpage. Click on the widget, it's interactive! On the widget's webpage, you can add a comment to the widget by putting your comment in the "吹き出し” section. Then, press the ”プレビュー”　button and the code will generate below. Choose the code just below the "プレビュー” button.

The design of this E-Kokoro one-click donation button has an ecological theme. It can be turned off by clicking the [x] box at any time. Click on the widget and you are brought to the website. There, click on any one of the boxes on the mid-left side of the page and you are brought to a donation page. Just click the [Click] button and you have automatically made a donation! You can see the financial results of the donations immediately. Japanese is necessary to understand which organization you are helping out. But why not click all the boxes, every day?

Click on the Shimenawa, a traditional New Year symbol, and enter a Japanese style room where you can play the popular children's game, Ofukusan. Drag and drop pieces from the box below Ofukusan to create her face. Place your cursor on the bottom left symbol to see a completed example of the face. Click on the red cow to return to the Shimenawa.