Hideo Nomo, Baseball Rebel With a Cause
2014 marked the 50th anniversary of Masanori Murakami’s Major League Baseball debut. Sent to the San Francisco Giants farm system for developmental purposes, Murakami sparkled when he took the mound …
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2014 marked the 50th anniversary of Masanori Murakami’s Major League Baseball debut. Sent to the San Francisco Giants farm system for developmental purposes, Murakami sparkled when he took the mound …
A list of anime related sights in Tokyo. read the original article
Japan's vending machines sell a wide variety of goods, from obvious items such as drinks (including beer and other alcoholic beverages!), cigarettes and food, through to toys, card games, writte…
There are several places you have Kimono and Yukata worn at Asakusa. We introduce shops that you can experience to wear these, and also English is available. Enjoy wearing Kimono and Yukata, and walk…
Recently I was talking with a group of people who had all lived in Japan. The conversation turned to socks, as it does. Everyone agreed that they missed Japanese socks passionately. One person, who w…
Ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon character? When you visit Shibuya's Caricature Japan, let one of the artists show you. Caricature Japan has a great atmosphere and will make y…
Nowadays, 360-degree camera has become a topic in some gadget websites. Especially Ricoh Theta S, latest model of Theta series, realized good resolution 360° pictures and long time movies easily…
Have a good time at Japanese hobby shops and enjoy your stay in Japan! Version 2.59 Revised on: (Since 18 January 2004) Google Crisis Response - the 2011 Japan Crisis This is a list of hobby sho…
The creativity involved in Japan's porn industry is on full display at this seven-floor sex goods shop next to Akihabara Station, and the best way to peruse their wares is slowly, from the …
ROBOTS CAN ALREADY VACUUM YOUR HOUSE AND DRIVE YOUR CAR. SOON, THEY WILL BE YOUR COMPANION. ~”Friend for Life” By Adam Piore for Popular Science (November 2014) Or so pred…