Because you never know when disaster will strike, and if it does, you know you’ll want to eat ramen.
It’s the greatest thing I’ve ever seen, and I’m not just saying that because he signs my cheques.
Sega offers us a can’t-lose roll of the dice by asking “Who are You?” when we all know the answer.
Empty streets at Sensoji and Shinjuku have us seeing the capital in a very different light.
This preserved Tohoku building goes from completely devastated to practically unharmed in just a few floors.
Slip-on designs make it easy to swish around the house like a traditional schoolgirl or a cool, modern-day samurai.
A hidden treasure opposite the Imperial Palace looks set to go under the hammer for a high price.
HodoBuzz shines a spotlight on women in the media with a cast of characters that redefines what it means to be Japanese.
The only thing better than the message itself is the fascinating water printer machine that “prints” it.
Autumn is around the corner in Japan when chestnut flavored products start making an appearance.