The special meal with 100-percent Japanese beef might be the last thing you eat while on a trip to Japan.
Posted by Casey Baseel (Page 373)
What wonders await in this massive seven-floor Daiso just outside Tokyo? Come with us and find out!
There’s no better time to come to Japan than fall, and no better way to spend your trip than by wandering through these crimson forests and gardens.
61-year governmental partnership brought to a close as Osaka mayor cites lack of necessary “deep trust.”
Combines modern technology and old-school carpentry in a way that puts ordinary science fair projects to shame.
Football is a team sport, so what better way to celebrate a score than with an anime technique to combine two heroes?
Japanese company’s gadget for summoning life force for your devices is awesome…but maybe too awesome to be real.
Looking at sexy anime and manga is a time-honored way of rubbing away work-caused stress in Japan, but you’re supposed to wait until after work.
Suspiciously, councilwoman was removed from meeting just before introducing governmental reform proposal.
Scary looking Pokémon that just wants to be loved continues to chase after its dream of becoming just like its idol.
The parking lot is for people seeking medical treatment, and this hospital says it’s willing to give you a shot whether you need one or not.
Who needs the magic of photo editing when you’ve got the power of taido?
But there’s also some sad news about this three-faced beauty that’s stolen Super Mario fans’ hearts.
Kabocha, one of Japans favorite fall foods, arrives just as we enter the month of Halloween.
Other members call for immediate suspension of meeting due to breech of etiquette, take eight hours to decide on her increasingly stupid punishments.
Detective Conan usually uses the power of his brain to defeat his foes, but this trick unlocks a legitimate superpower for the anime sleuth.
Recent reveal of concept art means the “sexy Bowser” family continues to grow.
Looks like someone was kind enough to rewind back to 20 years ago.






























































