The Final Taboo: Japan’s Struggle to Accommodate Islamic Burial in a Cremation-Centric Society
In the landscape of Japanese social customs, few practices are as deeply entrenched as cremation. Following death, over 99% of...
In the landscape of Japanese social customs, few practices are as deeply entrenched as cremation. Following death, over 99% of...
The Metamorphosis of a Japanese Retail Giant Since its inception in 1980, Workman has been synonymous with the rugged, reliable...
For travelers and locals alike, the quintessential Japanese beer experience has long been synonymous with the izakaya—the bustling, wood-paneled pubs...
In the crowded, labyrinthine streets of Edo (modern-day Tokyo) during the 17th and 18th centuries, a child’s aspirations were remarkably...
The 2026 Venice Biennale, long regarded as the "Olympics of the art world," has opened its doors this Saturday to...
WASHINGTON — As the ten-week conflict between the United States and Iran shows tentative signs of cooling, a profound, structural...
The bustling, labyrinthine alleyways of Tokyo’s Ameya Yokocho—familiarly known to locals and tourists alike as "Ameyoko"—are currently the site of...
While the international tourist circuit in Japan remains firmly anchored to the "Golden Route" of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, a...
By Editorial Staff | August 27, 2025 The landscape of adult-oriented anime is bracing for a significant shift this autumn....
Whenever a tourist family with wide-eyed children steps out of a hotel in Kabukicho, the neon-drenched heart of Shinjuku, the...