This is volume 01 from the Code Geass Queen 'for boys' collection.

This is volume 02 from the Code Geass Queen 'for boys' collection.

This is volume 04 from the Code Geass Knight 'for girls' collection.

This is volume 04 from the Code Geass Queen 'for boys' collection.

This is volume 03 from the Code Geass Knight 'for girls' collection.

This is volume 03 from the Code Geass Queen 'for boys' collection.

This is volume 02 from the Code Geass Knight 'for girls' collection.

This is volume 01 from the Code Geass Knight 'for girls' collection.

These key terms encapsulate a system of behavior which often escapes a literal reading of the words or phrases, leaving non-Japanese none the wiser. In this book, experienced Japan had Boye Lafayette De Mente explains the current and historical nuances of 233 of the most important Japanese code words - arranged alphabetically from ageashi ("tripping on your own tongue") to zenrei ("breaking the molds of the past"). Together, these offer indispensible insights into the national character of one of the world's most intriguing societies.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your own virtual, interactive figure? The idea popularized in anime such as Hand Maid May has finally come to life! Meet Dennou Figure (Cyber Figure) ARis, a 3D "holographic" figure displayed on your computer screen that you can interact with in real life through the manipulation of a special positioning box, paddle, and web camera (web camera required, but not included in the set).

Using the proprietary GTE AR Framework software you're able to interact with ARis in a variety of ways, including touching to see her reaction, changing her clothes, and "stopping time" to catch her in various poses. You can also give her presents with the special included present cards, and see her excited reaction! Not only that - she's voiced by famous voice actress Yukana (CC in Code Geass), so you know you'll love the way she reacts to you.

Note: This product requires a PC with Windows XP SP2+, an active internet connection to download the virtual figure client (activation code included), and a standard web camera (not included) to use. It will work with laptop-fixed cameras, although we recommend external camera for best results.

IN THIS ISSUE:, see tons of the toys and models you love, with a special focus on the Gundam Universe, from the current Gundam 00 series to the classic Zeon Zack and Galgoog special editions, and of course plenty of old school Gundam. You also get pages and pages of the best figures, including both resin kits (very rare) and the PVC figures carried on J-List. Votoms, Macross Frontier, Code Geass, Queen's Blade and "cast off" figures also get the love.

Please note, this item is being shipped to you directly from Japan. This is for a purchase of a size 3L shirt only. (SZXL SZ2XL)

This magazine subscription can be purchased on a revolving basis (where we'll reserve and bill each issue as it comes in) or annually (for a flat fee w/ SAL shipping included).

Because this magazine isn't published monthly, subscriptions are only available on a revolving (per-issue) basis.

This magazine subscription can be purchased on a revolving basis (where we'll reserve and bill each issue as it comes in) or annually (for a flat fee w/ SAL shipping included).

IN THE July 2008 ISSUE: Anime previews and reviews to check out such as the new season of "The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi," "To Love-Ru," "xxxHolic," "Code Geass", "Gundam 00", "Macross F"and a lot more! Extras include a 100 pages full color fanbook of Mobile Suit Gundam! There's also a beautiful folded poster of Lucky Star! Keep informed with the latest Newtype from Japan!

This magazine subscription can be purchased on a revolving basis (where we'll reserve and bill each issue as it comes in) or annually (for a flat fee w/ SAL shipping included).

IN THE January 2009 ISSUE: Code Geass, Gundam 00, Macross Frontier, Lucky Star, Evangelion, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Clamp's new anime "Kobato," a new Renge Murata animation called Shangrila and a lot more! Extras include a Haruhi poster and bust figure! Keep informed with the latest Newtype from Japan!

This magazine subscription can be purchased on a revolving basis (where we'll reserve and bill each issue as it comes in) or annually (for a flat fee w/ SAL shipping included).

Otona Anime ("Anime for Adults") is a magazine aimed at mature, discerning fans of Japanese animation. Not to be confused with an erotic anime magazine, it instead focuses on going in depth on the most popular anime of the day, with detailed coverage of shows and exclusive creator interviews that take you behind the scenes and give a unique look at the creative process. Each issue is perfect-bound, A5 size with a sturdy spine and high quality paper for great archival potential, 160 pages approx. 50-50 color/monochrome.

Volume 4 starts with a full feature on Code Geass, complete with character profiles, introduction of the show's concepts, profiles of the artists and director, opinion essays and more. Also featured are Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, Gurren Lagann, an exclusive interview with director Shinkai Makoto, interviews with the staff of the new Evangelion movie and Seirei no Moribito, and wraps up with a feature on the 20 top acts in anime music: Ali Project, Love Planet Five, Kotoko, Shimamiya Eiko, Kawada Mami, and MELL are all featured.

The most famous combat strategist in Japanese history was Musashi Miyamoto, a warrior who lived from 1584 to 1645. Musashi fought his first duel to the death when he was 13, killing a veteran warrior more than twice his age. By the time he was 29 he had killed over 60 other warriors in death duels and was a legend in his own time. Just before he died, Musashi recorded his philosophy, strategies, and tactics in a short treatise entitled Go Rin Sho --"The Book of Five Rings." Samurai Strategies has extracted the fundamentals of Musashi's tactics from this esoteric little book and explains them here in the modern context of business, politics, and war. Musashi's strategies for winning are as valid today as they were in seventeenth century Japan and provide valuable insights for anyone in any field of endeavor--from business, war, and sports to the fields of art, love, and politics. Publshed by Tuttle.

IN THIS ISSUE:, see tons of the toys and models you love, with a special focus on the the high tech mecah from Macross Frontier, including the Messiah models armed to the teeth in battleoid mode. You also get pages and pages of the best figures, including both resin kits (very rare) and the PVC figures carried on J-List. Gundam 00, car models of the Nissan GT-R, Code Geass, LineBarrels, the latest from AlphaxOmega, Kotobukiya and "cast off" figures also get the love. Includes a fold out poster of the Skull Platoon for you to adorn your walls with.

When you click the Add to Cart button for this product, you'll be able to choose a Music Card with the new denominations of 1500 or 3000 yen of credit on it. You can also choose to have the card sent to you normally through the mail from Japan, have the J-List staff send you a scan of your card number through email, or opt for both.

Once you have your iTMS Japan code, follow these easy steps:

1. Load iTunes on your Mac or PC. If you don't have it yet, download it from Apple.
2. If you've already got an account in your home country, sign out by clicking on the Account button in the upper left hand corner, then Sign Out.
3. At the bottom of the iTunes Music Store window, choose the Japan Store. The name may appear in kanji, but it's easy to find.
4. Click the Redeem button along the right side of the iTMS, and enter the scratch-off Redeem Code printed on the back of the card when asked.
5. iTunes will show you a dialog box asking for your current account. Since we're making a new iTMS account for the Japan sture, click Create Account.
6. Follow the steps to create a new account, first agreeing to the iTunes agreement (step 1 of 3), then entering email, birthdate and verification question (step 2).

   Important: When signing up for an iTunes account with a pre-paid card, some customers have reported that iTMS won't let you proceed without entering a credit card. In order to bypass this, hit the "Home" button and begin the Redeem process again, and you'll see the "None" button the second time through. This is a known issue that affects Japanese users in Japan as well.

7. At step 3, where you are asked for your (Japanese) address. You can enter any address you like. Note that you must enter your name twice, once for "kanji" and once for "pronunciation" (but you can enter the same information into both fields). You can do this in English or any language that's supported by iTunes -- the ability to read Japanese is never required for the iTunes Japan Store -- so for the phonetic spelling you can just enter the same normal English characters as the other 'name' fields. Note that there is no verification performed for any of this information, so you can enter any random address you like.
8. Enjoy purchasing great music and audio content directly from Japan in the Japan iTunes Music Store! Now that you have an account tied to a prepaid card, you can get full access to the "Free iTunes Single of the Week" from Japan, and future prepaid card credit can be added to your existing account.

Music from the Japanese iTunes Store is fully compatible with iTunes and iPods from any country. iTunes has no issues with maintaining multiple accounts in more than one music store. It couldn't be simpler! And best of all, you can surf and buy music from your iPhone (version 1.1.1 firmware or higher) or iPod Touch! Just make sure you're signed in to the Japan iTunes Music Store with iTunes when you sync the iPhone/iPod Touch and login data will be carried over.

Note: J-List is providing this iTunes Japan Music Card as a service to J-List customers. The cards must be used in accordance with Apple's iTunes online store policies. iTunes music cards cannot be returned or exchanged for cash in any currency after purchases are processed. Offer void where prohibited.