Sorry could not understand a word on that site for me its all ????? . But thanks for info looks like some user got a PC from sharp (hmm did not know sharp built pcs) and browses my site ? I am guessing its not bad for my site ? Like those email extracting bots.
I used http://translate.google.com/translate_t to convert it from Chinese to English. But still couldn't understand.
Use http://translate.google.com/translate_t to convert from Japanese to English. Translation is pretty good.
here's a directlink to the english translation.. http://translate.google.com/transla...home/indexj.html&langpair=ja|en&hl=en&ie=UTF8 sounds pretty interesting and even more so for me as now one of my sites is beggining to get crawled by it.
well if the name is Japanese it's more due to the way their alphabet limits the ways words are structured... even though it's spelled Shinchakubin when you say it would be something more like Sinkbin or Sinkabin read a bit on japanese alphabets.. there are 3 kinds: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanjis... or be lucky enough like me and work for a Japanese company and get free Japanese lessons... i'll ask my co-workers if they make out the word Shinchakubin
I saw it on my logs and after a bit of research I think I know what it is (btw i came to this post after looking it up as well (it appears on google)): It seems to be some sort of toolbar/extension that comes installed on some sharp computers or maybe it comes a long with Sharp Internet (I assume in Japan that they offer ISP services, I know Yahoo and Sony teamed up and offer internet access). Anyways the toolbar keeps track of sites you visited and checks to find out if there have been any updates to the site or any new pages added and the spider bot crawls the site and when/if the user comes back to your site, they will see a list of pages that have been updated on the toolbar.