Let us collect go sites from asia: (google translation)

[Gomoto]

Like this blog from Ohashi Hirofumi:

You have probably to use google translation, but than it is quite useful.

https://blog.goo.ne.jp/minamijyuujisei_ ... d53d73d5de


Are you using other chinese, korean or japanese go sites with google translation?

Google's AI is not only good at Go it also translates quite well these days, amazing times, universe unfolding before our eyes

[Gomoto]

Guide to search your on your own:

1. Change your google search settings for the other languages
2. Search
3. Right click -> translate to english

Examples:
http://news.joins.com/article/22495374 strong korean AI
http://baduk.or.kr/news/report_list.asp press releases
http://www.foxwq.com
https://www.101weiqi.com/

[kyulearner]

The sites I frequent in Japanese language.

http://web.thn.jp/tuta/index.html
This is a site with lots of problems, compilied by a single elderly man. Not sure how long can he continue on with his site.

http://qwer191.blog.fc2.com/
This is a blog by a 8d-9d go instructor. His recent posts are mostly announcements but his older posts (by two years or more) consists of various topics on strategy, tactics, phychology during games, thoughts behind local moves, studying method etc. Mostly intended for high kyus and low dans, I guess.

[Elom]

Go Associations:

—Japan
https://www.nihonkiin.or.jp/
http://kansaikiin.jp/
—Korea
http://baduk.or.kr/
—China
http://www.qipai.org.cn/
—Taiwan
https://sites.google.com/site/cpgatw/
http://taiwango.org.tw/

[Elom]

http://www.yikeweiqi.com/
http://sports.geocities.jp/mamumamu0413/ (ratings)

[Elom]

A database of virtually every major go site in asia. Even many western websites are listed. And that's just one section of the site.

Igo Database
http://www.igodb.jp