Limarc Ambalina
Canadian-born Limarc is a freelance journalist specializing in video games and pop culture, as well as an aspiring novelist. He spends most of his time reviewing game titles, writing guides and, of course, exploring Japan. He currently works as an English teacher in Tokyo.
Articles
5 Easy Manga for Japanese Learners
Looking to put your Japanese reading skills to the test? We've got you covered. Here are 5 easy manga for Japanese learners.
5 Truly Scary Japanese Horror Anime to Set the Mood for Halloween
Are you a horror junkie or looking for something scary to watch this Halloween season? Here are five Japanese anime series guaranteed to send a chill down your spine.
Top 5 Showcases of New Games at TGS 2018
Didn’t make it to last weekend’s Tokyo Game Show? Don’t worry, GaijinPot has you covered with the five best showcases at this year’s big event!
Life is Just a Final Fantasy: 5 Japanese RPG Series Every Gamer Should Try
Looking to pick up a new title for your console? Before you spend your money, check out our top five recommended Japanese role-playing games.
5 Romance Anime to Fill the Current ‘Your Name’ Void
If you love romance anime and have watched “Kimi No Na Wa” (“Your Name”) more times than you can count, never fear — here are five more titles you can watch to take your breath away!
5 English Novelizations of Popular Japanese Anime
No Netflix? No problem! Here are five superb novelizations of Japanese anime that you can purchase right now. Can’t get enough of Kimi No Na Wa (Your Name)? Try reading the light novel for a fresh take on the anime that brought you to tears.
Otaku Time: 5 Anime to Binge on Netflix Japan Right Now
No kanji? No problem. Here’s a collection of top Japanese animated shows you can watch in English.
Level Up: The Top 5 Mobile Games in Japan
It's never a dull moment living in Japan — and if it ever seems that way, then here are five popular smartphone games many Japanese play to help pass the time.
Virtual Insanity: Experience Mario, Luigi, Dragon Ball and More in Real Life
Live out your childhood dreams of racing alongside Mario and Luigi and learn how to fire a "kamehameha" (energy wave) straight from your own hands.
