Players helped themselves to unordered booze following World Cup elimination and caused more than four million yen (US$37,000) in damage, owner says.
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Dragon Ball’s time-traveling swordsman came from the future, but his clothes are ready to take you back to the past.
The technology is definitely there, but are your elderly relatives ready for you to drive robots around their houses?
We’re back for another look at how the arms and armor of samurai developed, and this time we learn why they ditched their otachi for uchigatana.
Heat and humidity in the capital judged risks to athletes’ safety and performance, so another Japanese city with an Olympic past will play host.
If you’re using the Necronomicon as your cookbook, you might end up with something like this monstrosity.
Theorizes that otaku are more likely to meet blood drive requirements than more mainstream members of society.
Warehouse Kawasaki is like nowhere else in the video game industry, and if you want to see it for yourself, you’ll have to move fast.
”We’re only taking the most important things with us,” dad says before Typhoon Hagibis, and son knows exactly what that is.
Post expressing love for Jessie, James, and Meowth deemed “inappropriate content that adversely affects society.”
Belgian chocolatier tries its hand at the Asian dessert drink that’s taken Japan by storm.
Could there be a sinister reason some parents show up for their kids’ school sports festivals?
Local competitive play lets unsuspecting boy rub elbows with the king of Nintendo’s crossover hit.
Typhoon Hagibis brought Team Canada’s World Cup campaign to an early finish, but the kindhearted athletes still had one more thing to do in Japan.