http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/-t1.htm For those who like their fanfiction to be accurate, here are some handy topics. Featuring a request topic. Sat, 14 Feb 2009 22:29:52 GMT 10 http://i362.photobucket.com/albums/oo67/SugarSpiral/Gatomonlogocopiecopie.png http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/-t1.htm http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/honorifics-t224.htm SugarSpiral Now, I don't know about you... But I used to get really confused when I'd read a Digimon fic where there was an overload of "Taichi-kun!" and "Yamato-san"'s. So, here's a list of the most commonly used honorifics -san. The most commonly used honorific, equivalent to Mr., Mrs, Miss, etc. An all-purpose honorific, it can be used in any situation where politeness is required. -sama. One level higher than "-san". Used to refer great respect. -dono. Comes ... Japanese Culture Tue, 03 Feb 2009 13:32:34 GMT http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/honorifics-t224.htm#7230 http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/honorifics-t224.htm http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/fuji-television-network-inc-t248.htm SugarSpiral .

Ya see the background? Eveyone knows it. For those who are interested, that's the Fuji Television Network building.

So, Yamato and Takeru's dad works for Fuji Television ^,^]]> Japanese Culture Sat, 14 Feb 2009 22:29:52 GMT http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/fuji-television-network-inc-t248.htm#8205 http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/fuji-television-network-inc-t248.htm http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/the-twenty-three-special-wards-of-tokyo-t246.htm SugarSpiral Yay! Useful information!! Right, does it bug anyone else when they read a Digimon fic and one of the characters has gone on a trip to Tokyo? They all live in Odaiba, or Tamachi, both which are located in Tokyo. So, I was wondering, how does the location thing work? Tokyo's a big place, it must have some sort of district system. And it does... There are twenty-three Special Wards in Tokyo, which governed as cities themselves (cities-within-a-city, if you will). We are only interested ... Japanese Culture Sat, 14 Feb 2009 22:08:09 GMT http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/the-twenty-three-special-wards-of-tokyo-t246.htm#8199 http://digi-challenge-forum.forumotion.net/japanese-culture-f10/the-twenty-three-special-wards-of-tokyo-t246.htm