Paypal Express Checkout
Aug 07,2009
Anyone sick of entering personal information when registering to new websites?
Paypal Express Checkout will solve that for you.
We introduced an easy-step payment method for Paypal users.
Paypal Express Checkout allows non-CDJapan members to purchase at
CDJapan without registering to CDJapan.
All you need is a paypal account. No more filling forms or entering personal information because Paypal Express Checkout will use your personal information already stored with Paypal.
How to Use Paypal Express Checkout
1. Add product to shopping cart
2. Select "Check out with Paypal" icon located under "Proceed to Checkout" icon.
You will be guided to Paypal's website to complete the transaction.
That's all!
Please note that CDJapan members can not use Paypal Express Checkout.
***News***
CDJapan Magazine Subscription Coupon-Limited Time Offer-
If anyone is thinking of subscribing for magazines, now is the chance because
we currently offer a 500yen coupon!
Complete Manga Set
We also started selling full-sets of famous mangas
which come from the 1st to the last issue. (or up to the latest issue). This is a chance to collect all volumes of your favorite manga at once.
Many Japanese-speaking foreigners actually learn Japanese by reading mangas.
If studying a second language could be done by reading comic books, I'd definitely go for it!!
Paypal Express Checkout will solve that for you.
We introduced an easy-step payment method for Paypal users.
Paypal Express Checkout allows non-CDJapan members to purchase at
CDJapan without registering to CDJapan.
All you need is a paypal account. No more filling forms or entering personal information because Paypal Express Checkout will use your personal information already stored with Paypal.
How to Use Paypal Express Checkout
1. Add product to shopping cart
2. Select "Check out with Paypal" icon located under "Proceed to Checkout" icon.
You will be guided to Paypal's website to complete the transaction.
That's all!
Please note that CDJapan members can not use Paypal Express Checkout.
***News***
CDJapan Magazine Subscription Coupon-Limited Time Offer-
If anyone is thinking of subscribing for magazines, now is the chance because
we currently offer a 500yen coupon!
Complete Manga Set
We also started selling full-sets of famous mangas
which come from the 1st to the last issue. (or up to the latest issue). This is a chance to collect all volumes of your favorite manga at once.
Many Japanese-speaking foreigners actually learn Japanese by reading mangas.
If studying a second language could be done by reading comic books, I'd definitely go for it!!
Paypal Express Checkout Comments
Learning Japanese from manga sounds a bit dangerous, because so many of the characters behave unconventionally. For example, in Bleach, Rukia seems to think that "kisama" is a polite form of address in modern Japanese. Copying that could lead to trouble! On the other hand, anything which gets you reading kanji is good.
by Sheepless : Aug 09,2009
Sheepless> Yes, you have a good point.
Kisama should never be used in any conversation. Thanks for pointing that out. Yes, we need to be careful choosing which mangas to learn from. It's hard to distinguish whether some words are OK to use in everyday conversation or not.
Kisama should never be used in any conversation. Thanks for pointing that out. Yes, we need to be careful choosing which mangas to learn from. It's hard to distinguish whether some words are OK to use in everyday conversation or not.
by Manababy : Aug 10,2009
Still, I think learning from Manga is a good idea, because it's more fun than textbooks, so you're more likely to keep reading. You just need to check what you learn against other sources.
Could I make a suggestion? I've read that some manga have furigana (apparently Yotsuba to! does, for example), and that's certainly helpful for learners. Could CDJapan indicate when a manga includes furigana? I guess those would mostly be the ones aimed at kids, but some of them will be enjoyable for adults too.
Could I make a suggestion? I've read that some manga have furigana (apparently Yotsuba to! does, for example), and that's certainly helpful for learners. Could CDJapan indicate when a manga includes furigana? I guess those would mostly be the ones aimed at kids, but some of them will be enjoyable for adults too.
by Sheepless : Aug 11,2009
Sheepless> Actually most Japanese mangas have furiganas. I've actually have never seen a manga with no furigana. I just checked random mangas that my co-workers had in their desk and all of them had furiganas. So you can be sure that normally any manga will have furigana. We can not check every manga we sell on our site, but if you have one in particular that you want to buy, please tell me and I'll check on it for you!
by Manababy : Aug 14,2009
Thanks, that's interesting. I only have two volumes of Japanese-only manga: one Azumanga Daioh, and Ichigeki Sacchu Hoihoi-san, and neither of them have furigana. I guess I just got unlucky.
by Sheepless : Aug 15,2009
