Our Favorite Sites

Fuji Tenjinyama. A great place to go skiing...
Japanese mirror of the Internet World Expo server.
The first real bank on the NET using E-cash. Please check out the Tomigaya E-shop while you are using it!
Shareware.com - Loads of shareware to be accessed here. Searchable database for lots and lots of platforms.
Dilbert - Dilbert.. He is all of us and none of us.. catch the latest on him here...
DigiCash - A good way to learn about E-cash
JavaScript Index - nice example
FreeBSD Home Page in Japan

The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension, a must for psychedelic fans.
Illuminati Online are making you feel more and more paranoid every day.
Now in Japanese too! WaxWeb, the biggest interactive movie on the web. Plus an integrated MOO!!! Check this out.
Mother Jones, the coolest mag on the Internet!
Cool CG? Call Wavefront!
Dissect a Virtual Frog. Go ahead! No blood!
The coolest site in Austria. "t0" INSTITUT FOR NEUE KULTURTECHNOLOGIEN. Get it? Prof. Takemura is in love with these guys.
Telepresence Research is a California Corporation devoted to the design and development of virtual environment and remote presence technologies and applications.
The Web Museum in Paris.
Arts Network for Integrated Media Applications
The Underground Music Archive is redefining music publishing via the Internet.
Metaverse is Adam Curry's new page. Check it out. See the Gorilla Cam.

NTT's WWW server is the default home page for Japan.
The Media Farm at Keio University, Fujisawa Campus.
Tokuda and Murai Laboratory is a cool Japanese Internetworking Consortium. Jun Murai is here!
IIJ's server is looking pretty good.
Glocom has lots of interesting documents about what Japan is saying and doing about information.
The US-Japan Technology Management Center has a lot of cool info on the Japanese economy and digital infrastructure.
Yup. It's those nutty guys from Coara. Just S-JIS if you please!
TWICS is a Internet Dial-up Shell provider in Tokyo. If you are not on the net in Tokyo, here is one way to go.
NTT Learning Systems runs the NTT Media Lab and they have a new web server.
SONY has an R&D lab on the Net.
A computer powerhouse in Japan is ASCII, run by Nishi-san.
Our friends at Fujitsu are doing a lot of work on Japanese Web Browsers.
Our buddies at Linc are well connected.

To send credit card info over the net you might need First Virtual Bank to take care of the security and processing for you. Check out the regsitration interface.
One effort that has no foundation in actual money is Digicash. Based in the Netherlands, they are using crypto to mint digital cash. We are part of the Beta test, and have our own e-shop.
Want Pizza? Order over the Net! We got Pizza Hut. We Got Papa John's (Huntsville Alabama only!). And forget not the Internet Pizza Server! (Virtual Pizza's Only!)
The Internet Shopping Network is a web based online mail order catalog.
CommerceNet is a consortium of silicon valley companies trying set up a Mosaic based trade center.
The Internet Business Directory provides some handy-dandy free services to the Internet community: news searchs and a resume database.

Cygnus Support is a model company of the future.
The Whitehouse is now on line.
Not to be outdone, the Prime Minister of Japan's Residence has been unceremoniously wired.
Not in Asia, yet they call themselves: Asia Online? See for yourself.
Anonymous Remailers allow you to send mail to people without disclosing your identity.
Thousand Points is a really kind of stupid thing where you get a big map and every point is a link. Worth seeing, but I don't know how useful it is.
Link to msu weather page where you can see the most recent weather satellite images.
Wired Magazine's Mosaic Page gets better every day. They have a T1 link now.
NASA Home Page is always a good place to drop by.
Artificial Life! All you ever wanted to know.
All about taxes...ugh.
DEC is on a comeback! Go DEC!
And please don't forget Dec Japan. They have mucho info in Japanese.
WAIS is making powerful Internet search engines.
Need a thesaurus? Use Webster!
Get yer stock quotes from Quote.Com
Learn more about Radiation Studies from this server in Hiroshima, Japan. They should know.
Info on Women in Cyberspace. From you friends at MIT.
There is a cool organization called Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility. They have mucho brains and mailing lists.
Chips? Intel's got tons. They want you to buy them.
SLED is doing some work with Internet directories and PGP key validation.
The CIX is where all of th Internet stuff hooks together.

Other Lists and Search Engines

Try CUSI, 'a unified interface for several search engines that do resource discovery in the Web'...a collection of a fair number of search indeces (that's a plural for index...) LOOK AT THIS FIRST!! There are quite a few indices here. BTW, CUSI stands for 'Configurable Unified Search Interface'.
Infoseek has a fast extensive search with lots of extra goodies.
USENET FAQs...a list of links to many if not all USENET frequently asked question lists.

2/1/96 SLN