The Last Ninja Master seeks to establish the first and only online certificate platform for anyone in the world to become a Master of Ninja.
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These six coordinated ensembles mix cosmetics with yukata and include a specially designed yukata inspired by one of the lipstick colors.
JR East’s newest venture reimagines each of the 30 stations on Tokyo’s most famous train line as a singing and performing idol.
At a time when many small restaurants are going out of business, we speak to the manager of one that took the exact opposite approach.
Tokyo Jihen pays homage to multiple facets of traditional Japanese culture in this breathtaking new music video.
Hello Kitty has fallen down the rabbit hole into a world of whimsical animals in this gorgeous line of ceramics from an established Kyoto shop.
This particular style of fish cake dates back to the Edo period (1603-1868) and is made using only three key ingredients.
Kyoto’s mandate seems to be one of the most burdensome on families in light of national directives for equipping students with electronic devices.
The minimalist home goods, apparel, and food chain enacts a plan to be more environmentally conscious.
Top ten universities in the overall ranking are situated in nine different Japanese prefectures.
Anime magazine partners with Studio Ghibli for archival displays, a collaboration cafe menu, and reissued bonus merch for sale.
This particular dish with a really, really long name is a veritable gastronomic fortress waiting to be conquered.
New aprons are here for completing your home cooking, gardening, and other household chores in perfect Poké-style.
The new “Obi de Boots iki” line of footwear represents a modern take on traditional styling.
Is it a burger, fries, or something else entirely? We may have stumbled upon the first recognized case of burger-ception.
Over 250 pictograms to support tourism in Japan from a visual design perspective are free to download to learn more about Japanese culture.