5 Must-Watch TV Shows to Indulge in Japanese Food Porn True lovers of food don’t only savor every bite of their meals and appreciate beautiful…
Experience Traditional Japanese Arts Along the Toden Arakawa Line The Tokyo Sakura Tram, formerly known as the Toden Arakawa Line, is the last functioning…
And The Winner Is… Everything To Know About Japan’s Two Oscar Nominees Seated amongst the celebrities, dignitaries and onlookers at the 91st Academy Awards ceremony on February…
London-based Japanese Artist Naoya Inose: “I Don’t Really Know Where I Come From” “That was like super hell,” says Naoya Inose. “I don’t even remember the past three…
10 Contemporary Japanese Authors You Should Know The last few years have seen sales of Japanese translated fiction booming in the West.…
Convenience Store Woman: New Novel Offers a Rare Glimpse Behind the Konbini Counter “It is the start of another day, the time when the world wakes up and…
Add a Splash of Color to Tokyo with Russian Artist Max Goshko-Dankov Tokyoites will have the chance to pick up a marker and color in-between the lines…
Exploring Flavor, History, and Ingenuity in Aichi Aichi Prefecture is known for being the home of Japan’s industrial powerhouse, Nagoya, but on…
Discover the Magic of Kanji at the Japan Kanji Museum and Library in Kyoto Heading to Kyoto and looking for something unique to do? Stop by this interactive museum…
24 Ways to Experience the Best That Japan Has to Offer Launched in 2015, Omotenashi Selection is a collection of quality Japan-made products conveying the country’s…
Dining with Geisha and Delving Into Kyoto’s Cinematic History at the Kyoto International Film and Art Festival Popular actor Tadanobu Asano picked up the Toshiro Mifune Award at this year’s Kyoto International…
Exploring the UNESCO and Anime-Inspiring Wonders of the Hokuriku Region A three-day tour of the Hokuriku region began in Kanazawa and ended in Toyama. Along…
48 Hours in Sanjo-Tsubame: Meet Top Japanese Artisans and Try Metalworking We arrived just in time to catch a glimpse of the sweat, blood, and tears…
Tsutaya Dedicated To Japanese Pop Culture Opens in Ikebukuro Whether it’s idol music, manga, anime or video games, Japanese pop culture is a huge…
The Ninth Okinawa International Movie Festival: Sun, Stars, and Sustainable Development Now in its ninth-year Okinawa International Movie Festival has become much more than a movie event.…
