Let's see:

- Bowing down to someone (at least slightly) to show respect
- Trying to learn to speak and write Japanese (emphasis intended)
- Drinking green tea

I started to eat Japanese food like ramen, udon, and sushi. （*´▽｀*） They also have inspired me to draw manga. （-＾〇＾-）
I usually use Japanese honorifics when I talk to my online friends and sometimes mix English with Japanese. （＞u＜） I hope that I can visit Japan someday because I want to speak Japanese fluently and learn their culture. (^。^)

@CaramelSaffron:

^.^

@DoubleOtaku:

I'm the same with the sitting! xD Except I sit like that even when people are around!
And rice is awesome. ^_^

Two things anime inspired me to do: 1) to search around the net for free-to-read online Japanese-English dictionaries to learn some words and see how katakana works, and 2) to try the tayaki pastries, which were very tasty indeed.

I've grown fond of rice... And started eating it as often as I can <3 also when no one is around i sit the way L does... and playing lotsa TCG

I started taking Japanese classes in school so I could watch Anime without subtitles! 8D That was 4 years ago. While I still can't understand the Japanese dub without sufficient help from subtitles, I've really come to enjoy the language! It's a very fun language to learn. The grammar and writing is completely different from western languages, which makes it fresh and interesting.

My dream is to live in a Japanese-style raised wooden house in a field of brilliantly green marsh grasses and to enjoy a stroll over the boardwalk that leads through a small section of forest to get to dry land. Indulging in a cup of freshly brewed sencha on the terrace outlooking the shallow waters and grasslands where magnificent dragonflies soar through the air (and eat all the mosquitoes before they eat me).
Well that was something I realized after watching some Miyazaki movies ^^ And if I picture what country I would be in, it would have to be Japan somewhere. I have also been inspired to watch more anime. Yay :)

For me, to learn katakana and hiragana. And to improve my drawing skills. And to visit Japan someday

Study abroad in Japan for about half a year as well as study the language in a formal setting for three years. It has also inspired me to work on improving both my drawing and writing skills in an attempt to emulate what I enjoy. :)

i think i gained a lot of confidence just by watching anime it also inspired me to learn Japanese and move to Japan one day~!

it made me wanna eat as much asian food as i can get my hands on
that stuff doesnt exist in middle-of-nowhere america so it fascinated me D;

They've inspired me to draw more and learn japanese. I really want to go to Japan someday.

I have learned everything about life from amine, it has made me stronger and more confident :) also it has improved by drawing by leaps and bounds...

Drawing, attending conventions,wanting to own a kimono, wanting to go to Japan, watching movies and playing video games in Japanese with English subs...

I only watch animes.. but they have inspired me a lot. Like learning martial arts, swordsmanship, eating sushi, using Japanese phrases in everyday language, changing the way of drawing, creating my own anime series (haha that is pretty retard) and most of all being a good friend. Yeah, the bond between friends... I learned that from anime. The way they help out and support each other. But you know what, it's pretty hard in real life.

Let's see... learn the culture, take three years of the language in college, watch more anime, buy Japanese food and goods, go to conventions, yeah... stuff like that :D

EDIT: Oooh, way to go on having your picture picked, Jen! :D

Begin learning the language (both spoken and written), eat ramen with chopsticks, eat Pocky, draw anime-style, and I plan to take a semester abroad over there once I'm in college.

I wanna learn how to talk and read In Japanese I also really wanna taste sushi. i wanna go to japan too,.

Trying to learn Japanese! I've taken an intro Japanese culture class in college too.

Anime has taught me how to draw better and sew better (for cosplay).

Eating with chopsticks! Calling my sister a Baka! And..... Well..... Using phrases at the end of the name if some eg: chan, San, kun, sama, Senpai, etc

i say itadakimasu before i start to eat with chopsick my ramen. im starting to learn a little japanese .

Learn Japanese! Though I can't say I'm good at it, I do know a lot of random words. And I've eaten a lot of sushi, as well as looked at purchasing a kimono. I thought about studying Japanese to take the JLPT, get an art/animation degree, and work in Japan as an animator. But that probably won't happen.

say unatsukimasu before eating. in other words THANK YOU FOR THE FOOD

I can't say that anime inspired me to try martial arts, but the Power Rangers sure did. After a year of not advancing, I quit. Never made it past white belt. I didn't even get any stripes. That's what you get for taking a karate class in one of the side rooms of a skating rink. I'd like to try karate or something again, if not for anime, then for writing better fight scenes. But I'd probably get my butt handed to me far more than I'd like.

I think the main thing that anime inspired me to do was to change my art style. I never had any intention of drawing manga for a living, but I had a lot of fun making my own comics (even though it took me forever to draw them and they were static as heck). I'm still learning how to improve my art and my style, but the problem is that there aren't any manga classes out there. At least not for adults.

Aside from drawing, I guess anime is partially to blame for my liking Japanese food. I really have a taste for it.

I'd like to actually learn Japanese, but I doubt if I ever will. I can't get all the characters straight, much less replicate them from memory.

Recently started taking conversational Japanese. Even though I took German in high school, nothing could prepare me for the Asiatic language structure. Romantic languages are a sinch compared to Japanese, even though I still can't get over the fact a singular "the" is such a hard concept to grasp in Europe.

As for other anime inspired activities above and beyond watching it, I make AMVs in my spare time and just uploaded a new one today. It's on YouTube, under the title "Eisenträume".

Action and Shounen anime has inspired me to write my stories.
Other than that, I've taken a liking to the decoration, and has given me an interest to swordsmanship. When I get older I want to buy a sword or take a kendo class or something of that nature.
Ah, the beauty and elegance.

I eat my instant ramen with chopsticks! They taste better that way. I'm also learning Japanese. I wish I could say I'm taking martial arts classes, but I'm not.

Make sushi! Actually, my friend inspired me, but we both have a fondness for anime too.