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Meeting someone through games or social media is becoming just as normal as going to the playground.
A new test kit checks for hidden iron deficiency using menstrual blood, and it’s super simple to use.
With peak Fuji-viewing season coming up, here are seven spots to add to your Japan travel list.
Kitty-chans representing the Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras are waiting inside these sweet treats.
7-Eleven is trying to innovate beyond cup noodles, but does this new technology deliver the flavor ramen fans need?
A simple envelope leads to funding children’s aid, and providing steady work for people with disabilities.
It’s time, once again, to pull out every trick we can think of to try to boost our luck in Japan’s huge end of the year lottery.
A recent online debate has sparked some fierce opinions about whether it’s OK for fans to sing along at concerts.
Mr. Sato bypasses the high-priced sushi that’s become the neighborhood’s new normal and finds a super-cheap, super-tasty bowl of ramen.
There are two main types of okonomiyaki, but people in Hiroshima don’t like one of the names the rest of the country has for theirs.
The “super-thick” ehomaki is a luxurious way to ensure good luck for your home and family in the coming year.
Higashiyama doll artisans deliver some festive holiday cheer alongside their more traditional Japanese lineup.
With increasing numbers of people embracing nengajo-jimai and switching to digital equivalents, many now find they are left feeling empty.
Ueno Zoo is doing what it can to keep the line moving as fans come to say goodbye to Japan’s last pandas.
Hadouken Pasta also on the menu at themed cafes celebrating Capcom art and history exhibition.



































































