Sub-boards: IC ARCHIVE, OOC ARCHIVE

Sub-boards: THE STAFF ROOM, ALLEYWAY, ARCADE, ICON DUMP, TEMPLATE CODES

Sub-boards: THE MANLY MEN, THE WOMANLY WOMEN, THE LAZY PEOPLE

Sub-board: REQUESTS

Sub-boards: HIE SHRINE, EATERIES, MORINOZUKA HIGH SCHOOL

Sub-boards: TASTE THE STATIC , MAID CAFES

Asakusa (浅草) is the part of Tokyo most famous for the Sensoji Temple (sometimes referred to as Asakusa Temple). There is also an above-average density of temples in nishi-(west)-Asakusa. The area has a less frenetic and more traditionally Japanese atmosphere than other neighbourhoods of Tokyo.

Sub-board: SENSOJI TEMPLE

Chiba (千葉市) is the capital city of Chiba Prefecture, Japan. It is east-southeast of Tokyo on Tokyo Bay and not far from Narita Airport. Much of the city is residential, although there are many factories and warehouses along the coast. It is well known for the sunset view from the coast Inage.

Sub-boards: NARTIA AIRPORT, FUJITSU DOME THEATER

Tokyo's Chiyoda-ku (千代田) ward is the centre of the city and in many ways the centre of all Japan. A mere 12 km² houses the Imperial Palace, the Diet, the ministries of Toranomon, the corporate headquarters of Marunouchi, the controversial Yasukuni Shrine... and still has room left over for the shopping districts of Akihabara, Jimbocho and Kanda.

Sub-boards: KITANOMARU PARK, YASUKUNI SHRINE

The Ginza (銀座) district of Tokyo, literally "Silver Mint", is located in the Chuo ward. Ginza is a major brand name fashion area with major department stores, restaurants and hotels. Sundays on Chuo-dori are Pedestrians' Paradise (歩行者天国), with the street closed to motor traffic. You can catch street music (nothing too loud) and performance, hawkers selling magical puppets which dance without strings, and thousands of other people to bump into.

Sub-boards: ST. ANDREA, KABUKI THEATER

For the young and fashionable teenager, spending time in Harajuku (原宿) on the weekends is practically a necessity. Even older folks will want to visit the area, though, to see Meiji Jingu shrine, Yoyogi Park or go shopping in Omotesando or Takeshita-dori. Harajuku Tokyo is a major fashion and shopping region, famous for its Harajuku Girls.

Sub-boards: TAKESHITA-DORI, OMOTESANDO, YOYOGI PARK, MEIJI JINGU SHRINE

Roppongi Japan is a section of Tokyo's Minatoku ward infamous for its nightlife. Unlike most nightlife districts in Tokyo, there are thousands of foreigners visible from any vantage point, and almost all restaurants and clubs cater to the English-speaking crowd. But Roppongi has recently become respectable again even among the Japanese thanks to the opening of Roppongi Hills, a massive shopping and dining complex.

Sub-boards: TENGOKU DE 7MIN, ROPPONGI HILLS, BARS & NIGHTCLUBS, MORI ART MUSEUM

Shibuya Tokyo is the trendy and fashionable shopping district of Tokyo. Shibuya is a shopping and eating district popular with a lot of young Tokyoites; major department stores, fashion boutiques down every little street and whole buildings filled with latest Tokyo fashions like the famous Shibuya 109 Building. If you want to shop, here's the place. Don't be surprised to see brands like Sony and Starbucks here.

Sub-board: HACHIKO STATUE

Shinjuku (新宿) is a major district of Tokyo for work or play. There are many interesting things to find in this particular area. Some of them include; Okubo - Tokyo's best-known Korean district, Waseda - Surrounding Waseda University, one of the most prestigious private universities in Japan, and Shinjuku ni-chome - Tokyo's best-known gay district.

Sub-boards: SHINJUKU NI-CHROME, KABUKICHO, OKUBO, NISHI-SHINJUKU