>100 Most Essential Words In Anime http://www.yale.edu/anime/glossary.html
A list from the Yale Anime Society from abunai to yurusu
>About.com's Japanese Language site http://japanese.about.com
A comprehensive guide to Japanese for everyone from beginners to more advanced students from your guide, Namiko Abe
>Japan Central's Beginner Level Japanese Classes http://home.threeweb.ad.jp/english/jpncntrl/bgnr_s_g.html
A course of 20 online lessons with audio files
>Learn Japanese with the Pizza Cats http://members.aol.com/PrncssVi/lessons
22 short online lessons that give a good overview of the language
>Reiko-chan's Japanese for Anime Lovers http://physics.uwyo.edu/~brent/jal/jal-home.htm
Online lessons using characters from Magic Knights RayEarth and Yu Yu Hakusho
>Japanese Kanji Calligraphy http://www5.big.or.jp/~otake/hey/fude00.htm
An eclectic assortment of kanji
>Kanji: Japanese Characters http://www.harapan.co.jp/english/japan/kanji.htm
Lists of kanji including names of people, numbers, places, and more
>Write Japanese http://members.aol.com/writejapan/index.htm
An excellent site featuring animations to showing correct stroke order in writing katakana, hiragana, and kanji.
>Nihongo de anata no namae! (Your Name In Japanese)
http://www.e.kth.se/~e96_dsa/www/nihongo/eng_onamae.html
An online application from Sweden that allows you to type in your name and get a result in katakana
>Anime Cafe http://www.abcb.com
THE source for anime reviews, including a parent's guide
>Anime Lyrics http://www.animelyrics.com
An excellent source for anime, Japanese pop music, and game song lyrics
>Japanese Sound Effects http://www.oop-ack.com/manga/soundfx.html
An extensive listing of manga sound effects (usually written in katakana) with their Japanese meanings.