Ariana Grande's Love Affair with Japan
Ariana Grande loves Japan. Ariana is even learning to write Japanese hiragana, and speak Japanese. Her fan base in Japan is so big, that she even released Japanese versions of the "Dangerous Woman" and "Focus" music videos.
How to Enjoy a Butler Cafe
Single for White Day in Japan? No worries, treat yourself to a meal with our girlfriends at a butler cafe to experience chivalry and service at its finest.
Top 5 Limited Edition Sakura Products
From food and drinks to stationery, be sure to check out these limited edition sakura or cherry blossom themed items that you can flaunt at hanami this April!
Why the New Year Begins in April in Japan
Unlike the West, the Japanese school year and fiscal year begin in April. Springtime in Japan sets the tone for a fresh start and allows for the Japanese to enjoy the sakura season.
5 Anime That Capture the Beauty of Spring
Ume blossoms and cherry blossoms or "sakura" mark the advent of spring in Japan. Sakura also symbolize new beginnings and romance which is captured throughout various Japanese anime. Check out these animes to get ready for spring!
How to Enjoy Strawberry Season in Japan
Japan's strawberry―or "ichigo"―season and the unique ways to enjoy the 200 plus types of strawberries, including Japanese white strawberries and ichigo daifuku, available in Japan.
The Sudden Death of a Young Idol, and What to Do in a Medical Emergency in Japan
Could the sudden death of Shiritsu Ebisu Chūgaku's Rina Matsuno have been prevented with better awareness of the medical utilities and AED machines (Automated External Defibrillator) available throughout Japan?
Golden Week: What is Showa Day?
Shōwa Day marks the beginning of Golden Week on April 29. From commemorating the controversial Emperor Shōwa, also known as Emperor Hirohito, to recognizing Japan's rebound from World War II, Shōwa Day has undergone various official reasons to celebrate.
Japan Legalizes Gambling and a Multi-Billion Dollar Casino is Already on its Way
Melco plans to construct a multi-billion dollar casino in Osaka, as Japan legalizes gambling. The entertainment complex would include restaurants, bars, spas and nightlife, along with casinos, and would capitalize on tourists and Japanese public.
Figure Star Mao Asada Announces Retirement at 26
Beloved Japanese figure skater, Mao Asada, announces her retirement from professional ice skating at age 26. A Japanese icon, she will be missed on the skating rink by fans all over the world.
Japanese Emoji Explained Part 1: Kanji
Do you know your Kanji Emoji? Izanau breaks down all the emoji on your smartphone for you to seem smarter than your friends!
An Explosion of Cute and Scary at the Kawaii Monster Cafe
Kawaii Monster Cafe is hands down the funkiest cafe you can visit in Tokyo. Located in Harajuku, the cafe has a cute and scary vibe, which is reflected in all elements of the cafe from its food and drinks to its decor and staff.
Golden Week: What is Children's Day?
Golden Week wraps up with Children's Day or "kodomo no hi". Learn about the traditions such as streaming "koinobori" or carps that children and adults participate in to celebrate!
Cleanliness in Japan, or How Not to Be Disgusting, Part 1
Japan takes cleanliness and hygiene very seriously which is reflected in both the city streets and society. Learn the basics about cleanliness and tidiness in Japan.
The Bachelor Japan Available on Amazon Prime
The Bachelor Japan is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The reality show features 25 Japanese women vying for the affections of the bachelor and hoping to receive the very last rose.
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