How to register for Japanese video site Nico Nico Douga When writing a recent article about the biggest internet stories in Japan for 2007, I wrote about probably the biggest story of the year, hot-shot video site Nico Nico Douga. This site is uniquely Japanese and has some truly strange and bizarre content. By using time referenced text chat on top of the video feeds, the site manages to create a unique social landscape that western sites have yet to match. This is the 7th most popular site in Japan after just 1 year of existence. When navigating a foreign language site you always have a few challenges but you can usually get by with a few guesses and some lucky clicking. So, in order to help more people understand what this phenomenon is, I have put together this handy guide to registering and getting to the fun stuff so you can all benefit from my 6 years of clicking through Japanese websites. 1) Getting to the Register Form From the home page, click the Registration button as marked in the screen shot below. 2) Registering 5) You are in!
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