Featuring movie reviews from all over Asia, Japan Cinema goes in-depth into Asian cinema. Want to check out the latest films from Japan, Hong Kong, or Korea, but want a trusted opinion? Japan Cinema is such a site. Created by the ever-talented Marcello, he brings both his passion in Asian culture and writing in his reviews. This site will give you a good overview of a film, a movie grade, and some pretty deep analysis. Check out Japan Cinema and see a fresh, new perspective on Asian films.

Have you ever been K-Popped!? Well, we at Green Tea Graffiti sure have, and do so again and again every time we check out this Malaysian based Korean pop entertainment site! Sure there’s gossip, but there are also movie reviews, celebrity biographies, and tons and tons of quirky art! So whether you want to take some Korean lessons or figure out when that new MV is coming out, K-Popped is severely on it!

Want to explore the Asian modern lifestyle and its entertainment? You want to check out interviews with up-and-coming Asian music artists? Then AmpedAsia is your site! With an emphasis in Asian media, dating social issues within the Asian community, and checking out the Asian ladies, AmpedAsia is an engaging site to read. Just don't get too caught up in looking at their attractive ladies on the right side of the site!

Who is YeeinJee exactly? This Malaysian industrial engineer-turned-Asian-writer shares the same passion GTG does: a huge interest in Korean entertainment. As from YeinJee's "About Us" section:

"YeinJee's Asian Blog is about Asian culture, lifestyle & entertainment, with primary focus on Asia Pacific region. Some of the articles are from real life experiences, especially food and travel stuff; while others from various sources around the net."

YeinJee pulls in the reader by writing about life experiences, traveling to new places, trying out new Asian delicalies, and of course, reporting on Korean entertainment. Pictures, videoes, and YeinJee's own commentary will add to the reading experiences of Asia. After hitting up this site, you too, will feel like you traveled in YeinJee's shoes.

Based in Toronto, Canada, Kpop-Jpop brings the latest news of Korean and Japanese news to their viewers. Bringing their Canadian wit and views on Asian music, Kpop-Jpop will surely be an entertaining read for any vistor.

Got a major fan crush on the current nine ladies of Kpop? Are you addicted to the "Gee" and "Hoot" songs. Or do you just like 18 female legs? Whichever is your cup of tea, Girls Generation fan site SNSD Central got your back. With round about coverage on our favorite nine Kpop girls, appearances on TV, and upcoming news and concerts, this site covers them all.

Click on the site and get to know Yoona, Yuri, Jessica, Tiffany, Taeyeon, Sunny, Hyoyeon, Sooyoung, and Seohyun better.

Do you have plans to teach in Japan? How about getting a glimpse into living in Japan? Or are you planning on just visiting Japan one day? Whatever your goal is, the Life After the BOE is that site!

Written and illustrated by David Namisato, a former Japanese Exchange and Teaching Programme (JET) teacher, his comic paints a funny, entertaining, and knowledable story his experiences in Japan. Check out his site and learn something new about Japan!

Asian Pop Addicts is made up of three ladies commenting on their favorite loves: Korean and Japanese pop culture. Hosting a weekly podcast, their podcast ranges from the latest music, whom the ladies think are hot, the most recent gossip, and their current favorite songs. The two best parts: it's uncensored and long (usually ranging anywhere from 3-5 hours per show).

So what are you waiting for? Go to their site, click on one of their podcasts, and prepared to be entertained for hours!

Do you want to get an inside perspective of living in Korea? Follow Alex (aka AA-Chan) and his adventures throughout the country. Working as an English teacher by day and popular blogger at night, he commenates on Korean society and media. Anything from talking about how cute his school kids are to new K-pop girl bands is fair game! He brings a unique, witty, and interesting viewpoint to each update.

Check out his site and talk to him on his Twitter as well!

Want all the latest news in Japanese music, TV shows, and media? Then check out TokyoFever, an upcoming new site. With translated news articles straight from Japan, you know you'll be getting the most current J-pop news.

Like your K-pop and listen to it everyday? Then check out Youtube user, TheKpopGeek's, site. Updated often with the latest K-pop charts, SHINee videos, and more korean music MVs, any K-pop fan would be thrilled with her content. Check it out!

Want to check out a talented artist? Then look no further than Ein Lee's art site, who is equally skilled at drawing both anime and more real life drawings. Ein created the current banner for the GTG site! Check it out!

Like to learn about new Korean cuisine? Whether you like Korean food, want to cook it, learning about it, or are moving to Korea, Seoul Eats is where it's at for anything in Korean food. You'll quickly be sucked in by the variety of foods Seoul Eats goes into. But just don't take GTG's word for it; see what Daniel Gray, Seoul Eat's founder, says about his site:

"Seoul Eats was started by Daniel Gray, a food loving Delawarean who came to Korea to learn about his roots. Dan is a Korean adoptee that left Korea when he was five. The site has evolved from a rambling tangle of thoughts into a food blog. It's about food in Korea, food around the world, and other tangents that might (or might not) be related to food."