Nintendo Is 137: How a Kyoto Card Maker Outlived the Ottoman Empire
Nintendo turns 137. Founded in Kyoto in 1889 as a hanafuda card maker, it predates sliced bread and the Eiffel...
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Nintendo turns 137. Founded in Kyoto in 1889 as a hanafuda card maker, it predates sliced bread and the Eiffel...
From a $125 Hyatt Centric to a 30-storey Nikko with skyline views, three affordable Kanazawa hotels that put J...
Hyatt Centric Sapporo opens beside the Red Brick Building with 216 rooms, wood-fired dining and a discount off...
Japan launches its first nationwide animal café survey over welfare and health concerns — what it means for tr...
Sake sommeliers on serving temperatures, wine glasses vs ochoko, and pairings from fried chicken to cheese — h...
How Yayoi Kusama turned childhood hallucinations into Infinity Mirror Rooms, global fame and a Japan art itine...
Kyoto plans dual pricing from fiscal 2027: Nijo Castle at 2,000 yen for visitors vs 1,000 for residents, plus...
R Yacht's first luxury ship Sefu is delayed to spring 2028. The 120-guest vessel will be Japanese-flagged, hom...
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Japan's permanent residency fee rose twentyfold to ¥200,000 from October 2026, with new income, pension and la...
Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas sails Japan's cherry blossom season in spring 2028, with Tokyo roundtrip...
Top sake sommeliers name the best bottles — from aged koshu to IWA 5 — and the bars to drink them in, from Tok...
Hoshinoya Tokyo's Sky-High Kenjutsu class takes guests to a 24th-floor helipad for sunrise sword lessons above...