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Anime & Fandom
Japan’s Capsule Toys: Small Objects, Big Curiosity
Discover Japan’s capsule toy culture through designers’ ideas, miniature café menus and the small pleasure of finding something that feels personal. -
Anime & Fandom
Cosplay in Japan: Bringing Characters to Life
Explore cosplay in Japan through real cosplayers’ stories of learning costume skills, making friends and bringing favourite characters to life. -
Anime & Fandom
At Comiket, Fans Become Creators
Discover why fans create and share doujinshi and games at Comiket, through real creators’ stories and a thoughtful guide for first-time visitors. -
Anime & Fandom
Why Fans Take Their Oshi Everywhere
Explore Japan’s portable fan culture through acrylic stands, plush toys and ita-bags, with real fan stories and considerate ways to join in. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
ARASHI: A Beginner’s Guide to the Songs and Story
Discover ARASHI through key songs, their Netflix documentary and concert recordings, with five-member history, licensed images and official sources. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
Hey! Say! JUMP: A Beginner’s Guide to Their Pop Worlds
Discover Hey! Say! JUMP through Fab!, FILMUSIC! and PULL UP!, with album concepts, song credits, archival photos and official links for new listeners. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
SUPER EIGHT: The Band Side of Japanese Idol Culture
Meet SUPER EIGHT, formerly Kanjani Eight, through band performances, EIGHT-JAM and musical collaborations, with official links for overseas listeners. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
Naniwa Danshi: Where J-Pop Meets Japanese Screen Stories
Discover Naniwa Danshi through Ubu Love, The Answer and Koisuru Hikari, with links to Shunsuke Michieda’s dramas and Ryusei Onishi’s film work. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
Travis Japan: Seven Performers, Three Songs, One Way In
Meet Travis Japan through three starting songs, their Los Angeles chapter and Genta Matsuda’s television work, with official links for overseas fans. -
Entertainment & Celebrities
SixTONES: A Beginner’s Guide to Six Voices
From “Imitation Rain” to “Kokkara,” explore SixTONES through its songs, smaller vocal pairings, and connections with Suzume and the musical stage.