Andrew Shuttleworth

Remembering the Kanji is one of the systems that's stood the test of time for helping Japanese learners learn kanji. more updated 5 hours ago via twitter
Last seen more than a month ago. Web stuff updated today. Andrew has 9 buddies.

Blurb: IT & social media enthusiast and business connector in Japan. See http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com for more :-)

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At www.ea-tokyo.com with presenter Takashi Sakamoto, Founder and former CEO of Bookoff #gewjapan1 week ago
Panorama view of the skyline from 35F floor of Maru Biru, Tokyo1 week ago
Early start to Sunday. Good to be on quiet trains with a view of the rising sun.1 week ago
Robot outside new Nike shop in Harajuku1 week ago
Nike Harajuku Shop Opening Ceremony1 week ago

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New Home Fibre Connection Even Faster2 weeks ago
The Start of a New Chapter4 months ago
Google Latitude Location Badge6 months ago
Coming Out: Who is Andrew Shuttleworth and What Does He Do?a while ago
Roppongi Drink Spiking Warning from US Embassy in Tokyoa while ago

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