Prefectures
Gives daily living guide, events schedule, photos, hot springs, and links.
Official website of the Setagaya Ward Office in Tokyo.
The University of Aizu (Japanese: 会津大学, Aizu Daigaku) in Aizuwakamatsu, Japan, is the first university dedicated to computer science engineering in Japan. UoA was ranked 18th (2nd among public universities) and was ranked 7th in the field of computer scie
Non-denominational, bilingual congregation in Omura.
Missionary K-12 international school in Higashi Kurume-shi, Tokyo with the purpose of educating missionary children, and other Christian
Offers faculties in medicine and nursing. With introduction, history, and hospital. Located in Fukushima City.
Pictures of famous Nagasaki landmarks.
Christian oriented private school in Kota-ku, Tokyo. Contains kindergarten through graduate school.
History of Nagasaki Catholicism from the Catholic Encyclopedia.
Comprehensive K-12 private school and university, with description of facilities and research institutes.
Official website of the Fukushima prefectural government. Contains 'Beautiful Fukushima Future'; Expo, Industrial Location Story.
Documents the history of the foreign settlements in Nagasaki. List of residents with details and descriptions of places. By Brian Burke-Gaffney of the Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science (served by Wayback Machine).
Gives general overview of town, people, location, map, and history.
Pacifist site on the atomic bombing memorial.
Attached to Shibaura Institute of Technology, providing general education for six years. Includes special features and club pages.
Guide to this island offshore from Nagasaki Prefecture, with location, geography, lifestyle, ferry information, and local games.
Gives historical sketch, educational ideals and distinctions, and description of school badge.
Information on Gifu Gero Spa, and regional sightseeing, nature, lodging, and history (in Japanese).
Contains guide to rooms, restaurants and bars, wedding hall, facilities, and access.
