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Go Hatori tests the limits of his wallet by visiting Cambodia’s Angkor Wat via Thailand over three nights and four days.
Ashikaga’s Flower Park transforms into a fantastical fairytale world that you can step inside for the next few months.
Flying via Tokyo’s Haneda Airport? The Quintessa Hotel Tokyo Haneda Comic & Books is perfect for manga lovers with its 24-hour library and warm food.
Seiji checks out the soba scene where government workers and the public can indulge in a bowl of buckwheat noodles for a very reasonable price.
Sometimes an unexpected stop at a seafood market is all you need to fill your belly and happiness meter.
Line of apparel offers at least one design based on actual manhole covers from all 47 prefectures of Japan.
The authentic glasses are based on the ones worn by two bespectacled characters from classic anime films.
A record number of Japanese seniors are re-entering the workforce to combat an aging population–but also because they just want to.
The two limited-time donuts, which can only be purchased at one location in the whole country, combine fall flavors with traditional ingredients.
Company conducts an experiment to see whether it can harness the power of the feline to save on monthly electricity costs and be more eco-friendly.
The frontman of rock band X Japan and successful soloist will be the first Japanese person to leave his handprints at the TCL Chinese Theatre in L.A.
This new collaborative product offers a cheap and convenient way to experience the flavor of world-class ramen.
The company has arrived at the best possible balance of chocolate and wafer in the beloved treat in a new version that’s hitting shelves soon.
The millennial generation of women dishes on how they’ve spent the largest amount of money on themselves as a reward.