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Sites on Genvid.com

Sailor Moon fansites

• The Sailor Moon Soapbox 
• Dies Gaudii 
• Living the Sailor Dream 
• Sailor Moon Live 
• The Sheer Lunacy FAQ
  

Sprite comics (On hiatus)

• Moonstruck! 
• There Goes the Neighborhood 
• Stranger Things Have Happened
  

Sites on PrettyGuardianSailorMoon.com

• The Genvid and Dies Gaudii Forums

Sites on Sailormoon.ws

• Warriors of Legend 
• WikiMoon 
• The Sailor Moon Doujinshi Database
  

Here's what's been happening this month:

-Forums user yajiuma gives us a further update on the PGSM actresses. (click link)

Guest article by Rob Maxwell 

Of the six Sailor Senshi actresses, five remain active. Hama Chisaki (浜千咲 - Sailor Mercury) became unemployed when her teen fashion magazine job with 「melon」 went away with its cancellation. Not long afterward, her official website announced she would be taking a break for both health reasons and to prepare for college entrance exams. That was in February 2006. This, combined with a lack of updates to her website, leads most people well familiar with the Idol industry to believe she has retired. By now, Izumi Rika, her real name, would be finishing her first year of college.

The archives of this site are a hassle, scattered about due to the way the site's been built up over the years. Although I've long wanted to see things organized, it remains low on the list of things I need to get done. (Among other things that need to be taken care of, the long-promised change to a blog content management system, which will make organization much easier.)

Wanted to bring up one or two things. First off, did you know Sawai Miyuu's been in some public service posters for the Tokyo government? I've been seeing these around the city since February but never had a camera to take a photo of it for the site, and accidentally stumbled onto the campaign's website a few days ago where I found they had a scan of it.

The campaign site itself is here. They basically want people to stop calling ambulances for minor emergencies and take taxis to hospitals instead, which they've renamed "support cabs."