Japan In Toronto was started by Camille and Kimiko2. Camille was born in Toronto and has been studying the Japanese language for almost two years at The Toronto Japanese Language School TJLS in downtown Toronto (see photo below). Kimiko2 first came to Toronto in January of 2006 and is currently considering making her permanent residence here in Toronto. Camille’s interests are writing, blogging, learning Japanese, and anime. Kimiko2’s interests are architecture, design, and the English language.
We have a few contributing editors and authors also. Three from Toronto – Shuichi, Setsuko, Kimberly, and Kimiko1 who lives in Kyoto, Japan. Kimberly is a graduate student at the University of Toronto, and when she isn’t learning about Japanese culture she enjoys gaming (Scrabble, Armageddon MUD, and Magic the Gathering), music, computer programming and idolizing artists at DeviantArt.
We are always growing and expanding. Please leave us a comment anywhere on the site to offer suggestions or feedback.
Currently, we are working on developing a ‘forum’ where you can become a member and participate in discussions here at Japan In Toronto.
「Japan In Toronto」はカミールとキミコ2により設立されました。カミールはトロント生まれ、ダウンタウンにあるThe Toronto Japanese Language School TJLS （下記写真参照）で2年間日本語を勉強しています。キミコ2は2006年1月に来加、現在トロントを拠点とし移民権申請の準備をしています。カミールの趣味は文章を書く事、ブログ、日本語の勉強、アニメ。キミコ2は建築、デザイン、英語が趣味。
また寄稿編集者、著者のみなさまにご協力頂いてます。
トロントより3名 － シュウイチ ・セツコ ・ キムベリー 、京都（日本）－ キミコ1
キムベリーはトロント大学の大学院生です。日本の勉強以外のときは、ゲーム (Scrabble, Armageddon MUD、 Magic the Gathering)や音楽、コンピュータープログラミング、DeviantArtでアーティスト鑑賞などしてます。
現在、Japan In Torontoのメンバーが情報交換できる場、’forum’の活性化に取り組んでいます。当サイトは成長し拡大している最中ですので、御提案、御意見等ありましたらお気軽にコメント下さい。
Please visit us as often as you like, explore and enjoy the site! 
TJLS Class 2A of 2007… plus a guest or two!
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Hello! I ‘ll just leave my footsteps here. let me comment with more coming-soon things. see ya.
hello! This is Kim dropping by from Japanese class.. I think this is a great idea and I will help with what I can. First I have to learn how to type with Japanese characters..
Hey Kim!
Thanks for dropping by…
We could use some help. First let me start with my latest discovery. The difference between a blog and a website is that you can only make current posts to the front page (or explained another way – only one page of a blog… please see main page as I want the other members to read this as well…
Thanks… and second, please create your own wordpress account. After that I need your user name and email so I can add you to Japan In Toronto… but don’t do that here. You’ll have to get my personal email which I don’t want to publicize here… hmmm I’m thinking how to do that. I should have gotten it from you in class! LOL! Just go ahead and create the wordpress account for yourself (go to wordpress.com) and we’ll worry about the rest later. If I can’t get you in before next Saturday, then we can do it AFTER next Saturday when I see you! Thanks again Kim
Hi, i’m a Japan Blogger who lives in Toronto and a former TJS student. I hope you will visit my blog and that you find it interesting and amusing. If so, please consider adding InventorSpot to your blogroll.
For your amusement, here’s my new article, “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Japanese Toilets”
http://inventorspot.com/articles/japanese_toilets_toto_5847
Thanks and enjoy! ..Steve
This is a wonderful blog. As a lover of Japanese culture and people I very much enjoyed reading it.
I like Canada too
Thanks!
The scientifically impossible I do right away
The spiritually miraculous takes a bit longer
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