Modern Japan: A Quick Photo and Fact Review is a PowerPoint presentation created by Helen Rindsberg that gives you a peak at commercial districts and neighborhoods in Tokyo as well as cities, small towns, shrines and temples around Japan.

Web Japan is subtitled "Gateway for all Japanese information." It is sponsored by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Sections link to information on: Nature and Geography, Industry and Economics, Politics and Administration, Society, Culture, Travel and Sightseeing, Sports and Leisure and Science and Technology. There are also links to: The Virtual Museum, Trends In Japan and much more.

Japan Atlas has information about historical sites, architecture, traditional crafts, festivals, nature and advanced technology. It's easy to read, concise information that is well organized.

Searchable Map of Japan can be used to get more detailed views of each major area and many cities and tourist areas.

Kids Japan is bright and colorful and full of good information. The main sections are: Explore Japan, Culture Corner (with 18 folk tales), Cookbook for Kids, Kids' Life, Say It In Japanese, Hi-Tech Japan and Kids Travel Japan. There are quizes, games and greeting cards. Wonderful fun for fourth graders and up. It is sponsored by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.