In the Japanese idol singer world, sometimes the difference between love and hate can be hard to see.
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Yokohama Kurikoan’s new limited edition taiyaki cake flavor comes in a striking blue color and has a delightfully refreshing aftertaste to boot!
30-something educator should really be old enough to know his love confession was immature and inappropriate.
Also, Pokémon character designer reveals that his name is NOT supposed to mean “electric mouse.”
Anime/manga legend Go Nagai’s ode to racy fun is immortalized in intimate apparel covering the span from cute to domineering.
At first you’ll be impressed with this drawing, but then you’ll want to laugh when you scroll down to see the rest.
Our Japanese-languge reporter heads to 7-Eleven to grab the most hotly anticipated cold treat fusion of the season.
Video shot in Tokyo’s Shibuya Station shows the elusive kirikusha in the wild.
The idol anime mega franchise has a new set of stylish bags to prove your devotion to Uranohoshi High, but they might be daunting to wear outside.
Those aren’t hearts the penguin is dancing around.
Starbucks Japan has unveiled another unique beverage — this time a roasted green tea-based Frappuccino that shines golden!
While the Hachiko side is geared towards young people, “Shibuya Stream” will represent a more mature side of Shibuya.
The sake offer reeled us in, and with the dumplings and karaage, this downtown eatery now basically owns our souls.
A Shizuoka cafe has ‘laid’ out a spread of tasty egg delights that mirror classic Japanese and Western breakfasts, as well as new ovoid desserts!