Let's Share: Other Writers and More


I spend a lot of time on my blog writing editorials and my own thoughts, but I like to help others out as well. A recent comment brought this to my attention again. I know I've somewhat dropped the Let's Share series a bit, but I want to pick it up again. So today instead of blogging about anime or video games, I'm going to share a few people that I think you guys should check out!

The list will be in the following format:

Name and Website -
What do they do? - 
Why should you check them out? -

Check these people out!


Mihoshi - http://futaridehitori.blogspot.com/

Anime Blogger, Japanese Translator 

I found her blog by chance when looking for song lyrics. Outside of translation posts, she has a few that are very inspiring with a mature outlook of the world. Even if you don't really care for Japanese music or need translations, I still recommend checking her blog out!

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Rei - http://wanabrar.com/blog/


Anime Blogger, Photographer, and Web Designer

If you've been following my progress since the early days, you would know that I used to write at Rei's website. Eventually things died out, but I'm glad to see that his website is back up and running. Check it out if you have the time!

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Iceberg Luffy - https://twitter.com/IcebergLuffy

Anime and Music Enthusiast, Media Reviewer

I haven't known him for too long, but I really like how he keeps his Twitter very active and engaging. I don't view everything, but I can say that I've never seen a negative thought or post from him. He doesn't have an official website yet, so check out his twitter!

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じしゃく - https://www.youtube.com/user/jisyaku001


GoddessMaria - https://www.youtube.com/user/GoddessMaria

Youtube Gamers (Specializing in Nintendo Games)

Thought it would be a good idea to group the two Youtubers together. The difference between the two is simple; one commentates in Japanese and the other doesn't. If you're trying to improve your Japanese listening skills, it might be a good idea to check out じしゃく's channel. If trying to improve reading, check out GoddessMaria. If you're not interested in either, just check them both out for their nice gameplay! 

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That's all for now! I might do more of these in the near future, so stay tuned! 


Comments

  1. ReiAugust 5, 2014 at 5:33 AM

    Hey thanks for the mentioned. I'm really sorry about what happened back then. Things where changing and most of the writers like Kenta, Xana and a few others were also busy with college in our final years back then. I do visit you blog sometimes, to see the stuff you share. I really like it since it's totally different from what I have to offer. Keep it up.

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    1. RekariAugust 5, 2014 at 2:25 PM

      No problem! It's alright, I'm not upset about it or anything. I'm just glad to see things running strong again. I'm running a busy schedule too, so it's understandable.

      I'll continue to do my best running Shooting Star Dreamer!

      Thank you for commenting! ^_^

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