People in Japan are crying with laughter over the short musical video clip, saying they can’t stop playing it over and over again.
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The bird caught sight of its glorious self in the mirror and now there’s no chance of anyone else using the restroom.
The young boy is melting hearts for navigating his way back to the car while carrying his meal out of the store and into the street on a tray.
As 18 and 19 year olds are now allowed to vote in Japan for the first time this year, a surprising campaign is being advertised to encourage them to take to the polls.
The digital image created captures kitty in a moment of quiet determination, with a face of uncertain triumph.
From whacky, head-scratching sights to mysterious places of exotic beauty, this video clip reveals Japan through the eyes of travelling foreigners.
Tokyo finally has an actual store filled with beauty and fashion goods aimed at anime-loving adults!
A boat-inspired vehicle and a three-wheeler with built-in protection from the elements have been created in conjunction with a respected Japanese architect.
Bring some Ghibli magic into the kitchen with Calcifer from Howl’s Moving Castle and the famous fish pie from Kiki’s Delivery Service.
The beautiful four-layered Frappuccino is filled with jelly made from Starbucks’ roast espresso blend.
And Japanese Twitter users are quick to provide us with some hilarious political commentary.
Both these limited-edition Japan releases contain new ingredients used for the first time ever in the history of the company.
The look of happiness on this adorable pup’s face makes us want to run out to the park and act like kids again.
As you’d see in any election race, there are sweet characters, stern faces and some crazy candidates you’d never think would win…
While many believe the tradition of making the ghost-like doll can be traced back to a bald-headed monk, history suggests it actually began with a small girl.
Kuraberu Tōzai presents an easy-to-understand compilation of regional differences between Tokyo and Osaka in terms of cuisines, art, and cultural traditions.