For the last month I’ve been working hard on advanced materials for TextFugu. During that time, some changes have happened in my mind, and one way or another (I’ll explain in a second), it came to be that instead of an advanced section for TextFugu, we’ll be putting out an entirely separate resource. If all [...]
First we made TextFugu to help the self-learners with Japanese. Then, we made WaniKani to squash the pain that is normally kanji. Today I’m so pleased to announce our third main foray into Japan-related products. Instead of going with another Japanese learning product, we’ve decided to go into dating, because frankly, that’s what Tofugu readers [...]
I know what you’re all saying: “Omg, where is TofuguTV? You’re going back to Japan, again?” And, if I was listening to you right now I’m sure I’d be all like “ikr, but listen, it’s going to be better this time, really!” Then we’d all laugh and hug and it’d be okay. Really though, it’s [...]
Hey folks! It’s Tuesday, that means there’s only 48 hours left in our New Years sale. That means you only have a couple of days to get your hands on TextFugu for 50% off as well as our 30-Day Ebook for free. TextFugu 50% Off 30-Day Ebook, Free Wow, did I just finish writing this [...]
A happy 2013 to all of you! … Okay, enough with that. Let’s get down to business. Every year we run our big sale on New Years. Why? Because it’s a pretty good time to resolve to do something. Also, you’re looking to spend those wads of cash you got from Colonel Sanders for Christmas. [...]
2012 was a big year for Tofugu. Besides surviving the end of the Mayan calendar (the universe could still implode, fingers crossed!), we welcomed another wonderful writer and a fantastic illustrator, Fiona and Aya, respectively. We’ve also posted almost every single day this year, which has doubled the number of posts here on Tofugu. Crazy! [...]
While Japan obviously has its own set of holidays and festivals (some weirder than others), it’s adopted a lot of foreign holidays too. Valentine’s Day is celebrated in Japan, and Christmas is widely celebrated, even though only a tiny percentage of the population is actually Christian. But what about Halloween? How Does Japan Celebrate Halloween? [...]
