Robots Learn to Push Heavy Objects With Their Bodies, Just Like You

The payload of a robot is a well-defined number that usually refers to how much mass its actuators or mobility system can comfortably support. The payload of a human works in a similar way, except th…

posted by  banzaitokyo | 9 years ago | 2 comments


'One Piece' Update: Japan's 'Burning Blood' Acquiring Limited Anison Sound Edition; Game Expected to be Released on April 2016!

OnePiece # Gaming - 'One Piece' Update: Japan's 'Burning Blood' Acquiring Limited Anison Sound Edition; Game Expected to be Released on April 2016! - Bandai Namco has declared a limited edition as we…

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Hina Doll Shops in Asakusabashi

Asakusabashi's doll shops are one of those, not worth a special trip, but worth a visit if you're in the area attractions. If you're in Ryogoku or Akihabara and have a bit of extra energy, you might …

posted by  Yubi | 9 years ago | 0 comments


COPIC 101: Everything You Need to Know about the World's Best Marker from Japan

If you're an artist or a crafter (or even if you aren't), you may have noticed a new brand of marker popping up in craft stores lately. Or perhaps you are a Japanophile and are already familiar with …

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Commuter Gamer: Passing the Time on Tokyo Trains

Most Japanese workers in Tokyo commute by train from the suburbs, reachable within 60-90 minutes. While a few of the trains are packed, most trains are punctual and have enough space for a commuter t…

posted by  Yubi | 9 years ago | 1 comment


The Masterful Craftsmanship of a Kutani Ceramics Painter

The Japanese ceramic studio Kutani Choemon was founded in 1879 and has been making tableware and tea ceremony utensils for over 130 years. In the video below, the studio demonstrates the masterful …

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Mikiya Kobayashi Gives Kutani Porcelain a Modern Twist
Photo? by Yosuke Owashi courtesy Mikiya Kobayashi | click to enlarge

Kutani porcelain dates back to the mid-1600s and is one of the backbones of Japanese pottery. The style is known for its wealt…

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JAPAN SHOPPING FESTIVAL

Japan offers tax-free shopping program for more enjoyable shopping experience!More products have been added to the tax-free items such as sweets or snacks and cosmetics at the participating stores.En…

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Revitalizing Rural Japan: the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale

Revitalizing Rural Japan: the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale Multinational Crowds Throng to Art Festival in Niigata Prefecture The Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale is a spectacularly successful example of …

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