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As Japan’s foreign population grows, its foreign kid count is getting bigger too, and educational systems might not be keeping up with the country’s changing demographics.
Plus, another traditional festival involves giving a very icy bath to recently wedded grooms.
A fully recreated Showa-style living room, with a modern surprise, awaits retro-seeking visitors.
Proponents want cafes, convenience stores, and other takeout shops to take on greater responsibility as foreign tourist numbers and litter amounts grow.
Japanese prefecture that already has a Hello Kitty airport is getting ready for even more Sanrio cuteness.
Mysterious warehouse is a secret destination that’s yet to be discovered by overseas tourists.
Shinjuku locations present a different side to the story that made international headlines.
Kids can learn about the construction and maintenance processes of multi-story residential buildings while earning their own currency.
We head to the Japan Mobility Show Kansai to take a closer look at the real, ridable Legendary Pokémon.
We head to Osaka’s world-famous canal district and see who’s thriving and who’s struggling with the drop in travelers from China.





































































