I met York University people and decided to put their website as the new hot link.
If you're in their vicinity please check out one of YAMA's meetings. www.yorku.ca/anime

What else can be fun like local all Anime store Neo Tokyo finally having their own website?
How about blog of the latest otaku-dom the Akiba Blog? Site in Japanese only.  Some content might not be appropiate for minors.

Chances are the best Japanese Electronic  music PODCAST. Tomoyugi Sugimoto's MODULATION!  Add your voice to his podcast.  Anime online?  Check out Mousetrap. One of the best flash animate shorts.

Finally we're adding a new page dedicated to Anime and other events in London and area.
Feel free to email me with any additions for your up coming events. check out CALENDAR!

Are cons and cosplay different in other countries? I don't think so. As this site shows, cosplay is fun ... no matter where you are or from.  Check out Toni007's Anime pages. Beware of the Luna plush, I'm still suffering from saccharine overdose. Kawaii!

Once again our annual listing of stores in the  London and Toronto area which have several gift giving ideas for that anime fan in your circle. Check out our new Stores Page

Missing the latest news from Japan but can't read Japanese? Don't worry Check out both Daily Mainichi and Yourmi Online for the news from the land where tomorrow is today.

CN Anime coming up... get all the latest details....
Check out www.hobbystar.com

Big anime con event heading to Toronto. It's time for AnimeNorth!
Check out www.animenorth.com

Trying to find the latest info on anime and manga? 
This is one site I go to to find out information.
Check out www.animenfo.com

Anime London has a big heart for animated shorts. Particularly before our break time. This animated flash series, 'Ninjai, The Little Ninja' is one of the best short series I've seen yet since U.R.D.A and well worth the visit.  HIGHLY Recommended.
Check out www.ninjai.com

For what started as a means of communicating to friends at home about his adventures in Hong Kong, Big White Guy has become a window on Asian culture. HIGHLY Recommended.
Check out www.BigWhiteGuy.com

Christmas season is upon us. A time of cheer and gift giving. Here's a collection of stores from London and Toronto which have several gift giving ideas for that anime fan in your circle.
 Check out our new Stores Page

Toronto Japanese Short Film Festival is presenting more than 20 short films including 8 animations done by up-and-coming Japanese filmmakers and other filmmaker's works related to Japan.  Airing First on November 11th then repeating November 19th at Innis Town Hall Theatre 2 Sussex Ave. 
(South of Bloor at St. George, Toronto)  Check out www.tjsff.ca

www.animeacademy.com
Interestring website taking on an academic theme with many reviews of animes past a present.

www.dragon-mango.com
One of funnest online comic sites and also participant of our Artist Challenges, Dragon-Mango is a site worth visiting.  Also they visit conventions with their wares of bookmarks (for REAL books), magnets, plushies and darn good art.

Free Paper Toys.com
Japanese have had a long history of paper crafts.  This site has links to make your own anime, video game characters to mechas like Gundam out of paper.

japanese.about.com
Japanese language can be difficult to master.   About sites have many interesting studies including learning, reading speaking and writing the Japanese language. This site includes sound files, interesting cultural notes and lessons in three alphabets that make up Japanese language.

AnimeXtremeBoth club and anime store.