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Two of Japan’s top manga publishers team up for a special collection of 44 different series in one huge book.
After spending his first few years living in the U.S., he’s spent the rest of his life answering the same questions over and over.
Tokyo Electric Power Company plans to use new visa rules to add foreign staff to its 2011 earthquake/tsunami cleanup efforts.
Schoolgirl’s teacher says that if she doesn’t like being monitored online, she can drop out of school instead.
Rush hour is a pretty unpleasant time to be on the train in Japan under any circumstances, but this was a whole new set of problems.
A perfume saleswoman gave this fangirl some great advice to keep her fantasies fueled through fragrances.
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Tumblers with cat ears and whipped cream lids are just some of the new designs in this gorgeous limited-edition collection.
We try the newest Japanese Frappuccino, with a name so long that even Starbucks’ own employees can’t remember it.
We interview Japan’s least-popular form of currency and the only bill not to be getting a slick new face-lift in the near future.






































































