We’ve seen some truly amazing dioramas made by Japanese artists recently, including spooky abandoned theaters, miniatures that look stunningly like anime stills, and even explorations…

As an island nation resting on top of the boundary where four tectonic plates meet, Japan is no stranger to natural disasters and the darkness…

Customer service in Japan is often praised by both international travelers and residents alike, with many staff at stores and train stations going an extra…

The mixing of savory and sweet food is by no means a jarring concept, but even seasoned foodies might take a step back when the…

Between falling in love with the treasure trove of treats found at Japanese 7-Elevens and being mystified by the “proper” way to open a rice…

Rice balls, or onigiri, are somewhat of a traditional classic in Japan, but their wide variety of fillings and delicious flavors have made them a…

In Yatsusaka park in Ibaragi prefecture, there are quite a few interesting playground setups. This past July , Japanese Twitter user Amane (@t_amane33) couldn’t help…

Although it’s often called “Yamato Transport” in English, “Kuroneko Yamato”, translates literally to “Black Cat Yamato” from Japanese. Kuroneko Yamato is one of Japan’s largest…

In the summer, some Japanese exploring hobbyists visit rumored haunted spots to feel “chilly”. a However, Rokusyaku Houshi, a master monk of Nichiren Buddhism (@6SYAKU_HOUSHI)…

Cat lover and Japanese Twitter user @NEKOLAND13 lives with his two beloved cats. Recently, he witnessed a hilarious moment involving one of his cats, Emma-chan…

On July 16th, the Kantou Koshin and Tohoku regions in Japan announced an official end to the rainy season, and the beginning of the summer….

Onigiri, or rice balls, are one of the most popular snacks enjoyed in Japan. With a variety of fillings that includes tuna and mayonnaise, sour…

As an iconic symbol of Japan’s natural beauty and UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s easy to understand why many photographers in Japan fill their portfolios…

Yamaneko Café (@yamaneko_coffee) is, as its name suggests (“neko” meaning “cat” in Japanese), is a café that receives visits from cats in the neighborhood located…

Whatever reservations one may have about the quality of convenience stores in their home country, it doesn’t take a very long trip throughout Japan to…