Most pages are well-written either in Japanese or English or bilingually. Why don't you visit their HPs!

• Dr. Glenn Stockwell (Waseda University, Tokyo)
  

  Dr. Stockwell was a former colleague of mine before joining Waseda U. He has been one of the great and active researchers in the field of CALL .

• Prof. Kojiro Asao (Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto)
  

  Prof. Asao is one of the great and active leaders in the field of Computers and TEFL as well as the listowner of EFLJ (English as a Foreign Language in Japan). He joined Faculty of Letters at Ritsumeikan UNiversity in April 2003.

• Prof. Katsuyoshi Sanematsu (Rikkyo University, Tokyo)

  Prof. Sanematsu is one of the leading scholars on Cultural Anthropology focusing on central and south America in Japan and has published books and papers.

• Prof. Shuji Ozeki (Chubu University, Kasugai)

  Prof. Ozeki is one of the best wizards in Mac computing and is both the co-founder, the co-listowner, and active coordinator of discussion lists such as HWG (Hypermedia Works Group) and NET-LANG (Network and Language Education).

• Prof. Masatoshi Sugiura (Nagoya University, Nagoya)

  Prof. Sugiura is also one of the best wizards in Mac computing and the co-founder, the co-listowner, and active coordinator of discussion lists such as HWG, NET-LANG, and EFLJ.

• Prof. Dr. Tom Robb (Kyoto Sangyo University, Kyoto)

  Dr. Robb, who is a well-known technical supervisor for TESL-L and others, has been actively researching on computers and EFL. His web page has a project report on "Famous Japanese Personage".

• Prof. Dr. Kenji Kitao (Doshisha University, Kyotanabe)

  Dr. Kitao has been teaching and researching on EFL, Communication, and Educational Technology and has also published a number of textbooks and reference books.

• Prof. Dr. Mike Levy (The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia)

  Dr. Levy has been a leading scholar in CALL. He was a co-editor for CALL-EJ Online (Currently CALL-EJ) until July, 2010.

• Prof. Hitoshi Goto (Tohoku University, Sendai)

  Prof. Goto provides a useful reference sites for Linguistics and Humanities and Social Sciences.

• Prof. Kazuhiko Hagiwara (Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia)

  Prof. Hagiwara has been teaching Japanese at Griffith University Nathan Campus in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and he is also an expert on computing.

• Prof. Hiromi Imamura (Chubu University, Kasugai)

  Prof. Imamura has been active using CALL and the Internet in her teaching and research.

• Prof. Hideto Harashima (Maebashi Institute of Technology, Maebashi)

  Prof. Harashima is a multi-talented scholar. Why don't you find it out?

• Prof. Steve McCarty (Osaka Jogakuin University, Osaka)

  Prof. McCarty provides bilingual web pages on bilingualism and online education.

• Mr. Hiko Fukawa

  Mr. Fukawa who had graduated from the University of Kansas has lived in Tahichi as a freelance guide and an inn owner.