I spent this Saturday at home. Working on web stuff. Much of the work is done in background. Managing sites, adding them to tracking services, small cosmetic changes (the sidebar font is smaller now !).
I also wrote an update to TokyoClubbers.com, a site that is about a topic I sometimes touch on my blog (more on the older one thought).

On the web, popularity is the game. Nowadays, blog format is very popular but blogs are often just diaries, sites centered about an individual.
An individual may say interesting things on his or her blog, but unless a blog isn't clearly focussed on a specific topic, it's not easy to gain popularity.
I find this dispersion of focus frustrating. Keeping everything in one site helps to keep in touch with friends that stop by the blog. But to the outsiders, the blog has no personality, no meaning.  read more »

Even since I came to Tokyo almost 6 years ago now, I wished that there was a site that would tell me about clubs around here.
It's hard to find out what goes on in the city without some experience. It's hard to pick places to go, and one can find himself or herself, facing some surprises.. some places can be really peculiar.
Tokyo club guides for foreigners are very few, actually the only one I ever really used is Tokyo Club Guide from www.cyberjapan.tv. The site is great, but it's not necessarily very up to date and I just want to do my own thing, as usual 8)
So, I started this TokyoClubbers.com. It's very much a draft and I'm not sure how far I'll go, but it's a good way to gather some info that I may come handy to someone.