The Caught*Red-handed Family

C*R-h has been spreading its wings for a while now, and as a result, a number of offspring, as well as some pretty meaty series have been spawned. What follows is a quick summary so that you can keep up with developments:

The Twins
RedBox was launched on October 23 2009 and was a raging success from the off. Basically, it is the audio version of Caught*Red-handed, with a few added soundbites here and there that you won’t find on the site. Now with over 10,000 downloads, by clicking the link you’ll be joining one of the fastest growing jcasts in the world*. (* I don’t know that for a fact, obviously, but I’m sure it’s not far off!)

iRed was launched on 19 January 2010 and aims to give something back to those who have spent so much time making Caught*Red-handed a success: YOU! By clicking the link, you can subscribe to a less than fortnightly newsletter that gives you exclusive access to what’s coming up over the coming months on the site, and also presents some fun and exciting titbits that are also not available through the site, including a whole raft of prizes and goodies that you can win. PLUS: If you’re a fellow jblogger, then make sure you sign up today to get involved in some exciting collaborations that are coming up this year…

C*R-h On Tour In Tokyo
A brand new series for C*R-h, this one documents my latest, amazing trip to Tokyo and gives all those who are yet to visit this monumental city a glimpse of what they can expect when they get there. For those lucky enough to have already been (or in deed for those living there [you jammy people!]) then maybe you might just find your newest favourite Japanese jaunt!

有名！
As the title suggests, my most favourite ongoing series takes a look at famous personalities from Japan, with the occasional lesser known individual, just for good measure.

Guest_bloggers
A chance for you to take up the C*R-h stage and tell the world what you think about Japan. Fancy a go? Then drop me a line at info[at]caught-redhanded[dot]com..

Japanese Aesthetics (5)
A deep and meaningful delve into the evolution and development of aesthetics in Japan, and all the permutations along the way.