Holiday cards are a familiar tradition around the world, but in Japan, they take on a uniquely meaningful form known as nengajo. These handwritten or printed messages act as small tokens of gratitude, luck, and connection exchanged at the start of the year.

If you thought Japan Rail was just about fast trains and efficient service, think again, because on the JR Yamanote Line, the stations have become idols. “Station Idol Latch!” Turns everyday commutes into a colorful world of characters, music, and mascots. Let’s examine how this project combines pop culture with transportation and why it’s capturing...

The Japanese yen continues to fall, and it’s changing life in Japan for both tourists and residents. Today, we’ll look at the reasons behind the currency’s decline and its impact on travel, shopping, and daily expenses.

News about immigration in Japan is often shrouded in myths and misunderstandings that can make the country seem more exclusive or strict than it actually is. Today, we’ll explore and debunk three common myths about immigration.

Japan is famous for its spooky folklore, from ghost stories to mysterious spirits. Shibuya, Tokyo, added a modern twist, turning into the country’s wildest Halloween hotspot with thousands of costumed partygoers every October.

The Nakagin Capsule Tower remains one of the most iconic and futuristic buildings in Japan’s architectural history. Let’s explore its revolutionary design and why it was demolished. We’ll also examine how MoMA in New York is bringing its story to life through a restored capsule. The exhibition offers a rare chance to step inside and...