Casio has developed a unique AI-powered pet named Moflin, a soft and responsive robot designed to behave like a living creature.

Just beside the historic Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Hanayashiki holds the title of Japan’s oldest amusement park!

Summer in Japan means it’s festival time! The streets are filled with lanterns, music, and yatai food stalls offering delicious snacks. With flavors and textures that surprise and delight, Japanese festival fare is a must-try experience!

For many travelers visiting Japan, one surprise at the dinner table is the loud sound of noodle slurping. Trying it just once might completely change how you think about eating noodles!

Japanese festivals, called matsuri, aren’t just about food and music—they also bring a world of fun games. Every summer, autumn, or shrine festival clears a space for yatai stalls that invite kids and adults to test their skills.

Tanabata is one of Japan’s most beloved summer festivals, filling streets with color, music, and handmade decorations. While its story is centuries old, how it’s celebrated today continues to change and grow.