election
Kids’ manga magazine asks a juvenile question that prompts some deep thought and low-brow humor.
YouTube livestreamer enters politics, aims to get votes with eye-catching campaign poster.
Trolling doesn’t get any more official than this.
The future is here, but some residents aren’t prepared to accept an artificially intelligent mayor so soon.
Nestlé Japan is calling on Kit Kat fans around the world to nominate and vote for their next flavour on a special English-language website.
In what other country would someone think it was a good idea to hold a national ranking of bus company mascots?
As 18 and 19 year olds are now allowed to vote in Japan for the first time this year, a surprising campaign is being advertised to encourage them to take to the polls.
And Japanese Twitter users are quick to provide us with some hilarious political commentary.
One month and more than 400,000 votes later, the people have spoken. Taiwan has chosen its best, cutest, most wonderful high school uniforms!
The huge online election was co-hosted by Koobii magazine and Uniform Map, an online searchable map of Taiwan and Hong Kong that collates photographs of school uniforms – and the girls wearing them. The winning school polled an impressive 100,000 votes. Let’s take a look at the top five!