Avengers: Age of Ultron has been a huge hit all over the world, and with ticket sales recently passing US$1 billion, it seems that everyone has been flocking to cinemas to find out how old Ultron really is. Not in Japan though, with the movie – typically late – set to be released on July 4, Avengers fans are desperately trying to avoid spoilers, but also would love to join the rest of the world in seeing the movie.
But fear not, Japanese Avengers fans; this post contains no spoilers so you can click on through and get a look at what the Avengers would look like if they were participating in a Beijing fashion show.
The top 10 annoying foreign tourist behaviors on trains, as chosen by Japanese people【Survey】
Man who stole two packs of ground beef tracked by police for about 1,000 kilometers across Japan
Pizza Hut Japan’s pickled plum pizza is mercilessly aware of what it is【Taste test】
Bear breaks into house in Japan, quickly begins spending winter exactly like Japanese people do
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McDonald’s Japan announces Evangelion burger line, releases crazy anime video for them【Video】
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Japanese company develops classy heavy metal band frames for glasses
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Uniqlo announces first-ever collaboration with horror manga master Junji Ito【Photos】
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[Deleted] Article written for April Fool’s Day 2018
Japanese government to make first change to romanization spelling rules since the 1950s
Foreigner’s request for help in Tokyo makes us sad for the state of society
Japanese convenience store Family Mart announces abolishment of eat-in spaces
Life-size vibrating Legend of Zelda Master Sword for sale from Nintendo【Photos】
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Studio Ghibli releases free-download board game — Here’s how to play it without reading Japanese
Starbucks Japan reveals new winter holiday goods to wrap up 2024
Himakajima: The Japanese island with one traffic light that only turns green once a year
We sample the deep sea fish and more at this delectable sushi restaurant in Shizuoka Prefecture
What’s in a Family Mart lucky bag?
This downtown Tokyo cafe is like a time machine that takes you back 50 years into the past
Do Ippudo’s new tonkotsu ramen potato chips taste as good as their noodles?
We devour a mountain of ramen (toppings)
Creating an open-air hot spring bath (without a hot spring) at our cheap Japanese country house【Vids】
The three ways to say “love” in Japanese, and when to use them
Shakey’s is back! All-you-can-eat pizza chain returns to downtown Tokyo’s Shinjuku
Studio Ghibli produces commercial for Japanese convenience store chain Lawson 【Video】
Our Japanese reporter bids a fond farewell to Tokyo’s last Claire’s boutique
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