Japan’s most terrifying ghouls, monsters and demons come out to frighten the public on a street believed to border the spirit world.
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Why hadn’t we thought to stick natto and rice into warm fluffy crepe layers before now?!
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Includes a room where you can adjust its “scare factor” and one that lets you speak with the deceased.
Ever wanted to enjoy the taste of premium Japanese rice wine without the alcohol? Now you can!
Kyoto Animation lawyer expresses unhappiness that many victims’ families did not agree with announcement.
Need to fuel yourself through a whole day of sightseeing? Kitchen Gon is the place to eat.
Brass band which assisted artists from arson-struck anime studio puts thoughts for the fallen into their performance.
President of anime production company where arson attack killed 35 calls messages from fans “candles in the darkness.”
Craftsmen in Japan’s ancient capital put time-honored techniques to use for contemporary bags, wallets, and more.
Gasoline-accelerated mass homicide has policy makers reevaluating current safety regulations.
Companies says it deeply appreciates global messages of support, apologizes for slow response.
Ordinarily “self-reliant” company wants to accept the kindness of others following tragic attack that has left 34 dead.
Rooftop was accessible, and the company had even received a certificate of commendation from the city of Kyoto for excellent fire safety.
Anime executive wants to clear wreckage as soon as possible for the sake of people living in the neighborhood.





































































