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==About Us==
==About Us==


We cover a lot of strange things that other people don't. Our three primary interests are people who are half Japanese ([[:Category:Hafu|Hāfu]]), badass Japanese living outside of Japan ([[:Category:Nikkei|Nikkei]]), and [[:Category:Japanese Comic Book Characters|Japanese Comic Book Characters]] in the West.  
Halvsie's mission is to find "All the Hāfu" and as part of that we are collecting the basic biographies of as many notable [[:Category:Hafu|hhāfu]] as we can find. This is our wiki, we have a collection of hāfu videos, interviews and links to other articles at our primary homepage [https://halvsie.com halvsie.com] and we also host a Social Network for hāfu members at [https://social.halvsie.com social.halvsie.com].


Beyond that, we do like talking about [[Godzilla]] and Japanese [[:Category:Tokusatsu|Tokusatsu]] films, Japanese [[:Category:Pinky Violence|Pinky Violence]] films of the 70s, and Hāfu Pop Music of the 70s and 80s in Japan.  
To help support our efforts, please check out our [https://japanifornia.com/shop Japanifornia Shop] for Japanese-inspired t-shirts, stickers and other stuff from all of these various collections. Have fun!


Check out our [https://japanifornia.com/shop Japanifornia Shop] for Japanese-inspired t-shirts, stickers and other stuff from all of these various collections. Have fun!
Saren

Revision as of 21:30, 22 August 2020

Hāfu (ハーフ, "half") is a Japanese language term used to refer to an individual born to one ethnic Japanese and one non-Japanese parent. A loanword from English, the term literally means "half," a reference to the individual's non-Japanese heritage.

Newly Posted Hāfu

Fictional Halvsies

Common Mixes

Humble Brags

Number of hāfu (on this site) who are:

About Us

Halvsie's mission is to find "All the Hāfu" and as part of that we are collecting the basic biographies of as many notable hhāfu as we can find. This is our wiki, we have a collection of hāfu videos, interviews and links to other articles at our primary homepage halvsie.com and we also host a Social Network for hāfu members at social.halvsie.com.

To help support our efforts, please check out our Japanifornia Shop for Japanese-inspired t-shirts, stickers and other stuff from all of these various collections. Have fun!

Saren