Specifically women who want to share lovely photos of whatever they’re eating on social media.
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These new train safety ads tell travelers that any friends who’d drop you for a late response aren’t friends at all.
Japanese social media users are more wary about opening their hearts online compared to other countries — but why?
Large evacuations have made their way along the western coast of Japan as heavy rainfall caused flooding and landslides throughout the area.
Extras will be on-hand to provide the image of a social life for your image-based social network.
The long-running duo are hoping to harness the power of the Information Age to solve a decades-old mystery.
Japanese kids are unsubscribing from a future in content creation in favour of old-school aspirations.
The country that created the book Everybody Poops now gives you a way to let everybody know.
Oftentimes, it’s what we don’t see that tells the real story of the people smiling at the world online.
Let this perky pup with the perfectly groomed spherical head in South Korea lift your spirits mid-week.
After watching this, we’re not sure if they’re actually trying to encourage young people to go the ballot box, or give them a seizure.
In Japan, you don’t “like” something on Facebook, you “ii ne” it. But what about the five other “reactions” that Facebook has just added?
At least one minor celebrity has posted an angry rant on social media alleging video game publisher Electronic Arts tried to buy his endorsement of the upcoming Star Wars-themed game.
On the morning of Saturday, November 14, many Japanese Beliebers, along with some Non-Beliebers and Agnobiebers, awoke and checked into Twitter as usual only to find the famous Canadian pop star declaring that he was praying for their souls right alongside those of the people of Paris.
Confused and a little concerned, I—a card-carrying Agnobeiber—showed the above tweet to my coworkers, all of whom were equally baffled as to why Justin Bieber should be praying for them, considering nothing out of the ordinary happened here in Japan.

































































