Engrish

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This is the spot where the Engrish.com was originally hosted in its early days before ever-increasing demand on bandwidth due to spiraling popularity prompted a move to create engrish.com.

What is Engrish? In Steve's own words, Engrish is simply:

Engrish can be simply defined as the humorous English mistakes that appear in Japanese advertising and product design.



About the Joys of Engrish

Welcome to the world of Engrish-an alternate- reality version of the English language, which finds its greatest expression in Japanese advertising and product design. Based on the popular website Engrish.com, The Joys of Engrish is a full-color parade of images that highlight the most outrageous and riotous-yet oddly insightful-misuses of English.

Compiler Steve Caires created Engrish.com, which showcases the finest examples of the art, and has now become one of the most popular entertainment sites on the Web. What started out with a cult following is now a worldwide phenomenon generating Web traffic of five to six million visitors a year (and rising), plus a hugely successful line of merchandise.

As an Engrishman himself might say of the book, "Please make sure to enjoy your pleasant with vigor!"


My Engrish Contributions

Comments

Bob (not verified) Wed, 1969-12-31 17:00

I want to say that I find your site enough interesting for me. Good luck!

Shumaher (not verified) Wed, 1969-12-31 17:00

Hi! Author, you're more than right!
And stylish journal, interesting site name www.lumine.net :), I see you you're are not newbe. Go on with the good work!

Signspotter (not verified) Wed, 1969-12-31 17:00

You might check out www.signspotting.com as well. There's a rating function and makes for more interactive viewing and they pay $50 for submissions and offer a RTW ticket as grand prize.

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