Welcome to our Links Library
JapaneseLondon.com connects the UK and Japan on a local level, here in London. The most inclusive site you'll find (trust me, I've looked!) JapaneseLondon.com brings ALL Japanese things in London together.
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- Anaba Japanese Guide - Published in Japanese, Anaba is the only recognised comprehensive and informative guide for the Japanese resident population and long-term visitor to London.
- Asian Art in London - London's leading event for all things in the World of Asian Antiques and Fine Art. Held anually in November.
- Barbican, The - Often holds Japan-related exhibitions and events, as well as regular screenings of Japanese films.
- BaySpo.com - The Japanese (language) Weekly Entertainment Newspaper. Available free in central London Japan-related shops and restaurants.
- British Association for Japanese Studies - The British Association for Japanese Studies is a UK-based association of scholars and researchers dedicated to the development of Japanese Studies.
- Cafe OTO - Cafe OTO opened in April 2008 with the aim of providing a home for creative new music that exists outside of the mainstream. It often hosts Japan-related acts.
- Cocoro Japanese Baby Boutique - Cocoro focuses on simple baby vests, baby rompers and authentic baby kimonos (although in Japan they are usually called ‘Jin-bei’). Beautifully made, authentic Japanese baby clothes, which are ethically produced.
- Cook Japan - Cook Japan™ is a shop and community set up to help you find some of the key tools you need to make great Japanese food. So if you are wondering, "where can I buy a rice cooker in the UK" Cook Japan is here to help.
- Curzon Cinemas - Curzon Cinemas is London’s leading arthouse cinema chain with six venues across the capital. Shows Japanese films regularly.
- Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, The - The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation is a UK charity, established in 1988 with a generous benefaction from Daiwa Securities Co Ltd. The Foundation’s purpose is to support closer links between Britain and Japan.






