In Japan, idol culture is a huge part of the entertainment world. At live concerts, various teenage idol groups perform one after another, each with fans eagerly awaiting their favorite act. (Japanese Comedian Meshida)

A dance video created by the Hiroshima Prefectural Police aiming to raise awareness of fraud prevention has taken social media by storm.

Kubota Rikuto, a 21-year-old former 'underground idol,' has been arrested in connection with a series of robberies, casting light on the pressures faced by aspiring idols in Japan's niche entertainment industry.

The "Beautiful Legs Awards 2024," honoring public figures with healthy, attractive legs, were held recently. In the Teen category, 18-year-old actress Kisaki Hattori won; the 20s category was awarded to 29-year-old Alice Hirose; the 30s category to 38-year-old Manami Higa; and the Over-40 category to 43-year-old MEGUMI.

This June, Tencent E-sports officially launched the “Empower Esports Worldwide Series.”

Shinjuku, Japan’s largest entertainment district, is currently undergoing redevelopment. Tokyo University's Geography Club recently delved into the secrets of Shinjuku’s unique landscape and its role in shaping the district’s history.

Two years after The Paramount War, in Sabaody Archipelago, a young girl with great admiration for Nami embarks on an adventure. (Netflix Anime)

Today, we focus on the upcoming November Tokyo performances. (Kabuki In-Depth)

For decades the Japanese Bosozoku or 'Speed Tribes' have worn their kamikaze uniforms, fought rival gangs and roamed the nighttime streets with their loud custom motorcycles, all while embarrassing Japanese police with their wars on wheels. But now the authorities have turned the tables on them with more restrictive laws and new tactics. (TRNGL)

After two long years of intense training, Luffy and his Straw Hat crew are finally ready to reunite on the Sabaody Archipelago. Each member has honed their unique abilities to prepare for their upcoming journey to the dangerous Fish-Man Island. (Toei Animation)

Imu appears and takes a seat on the Empty Throne, uttering a single word. (Netflix Anime)

The award ceremony for the international short film contest “DigiCon6 ASIA,” which includes participation from 14 countries and regions across Asia, was held, and a Japanese animation was selected for the Grand Prize.

In this video, we explore the traditions which determine the kabuki theatrical season. (Kabuki In-Depth)

Travis Japan is a J-pop group looking to make their mark on an American audience after selling out a limited U.S. run, including in Seattle.

In China, Japanese anime character goods are currently in high demand, and it has become a trend not only for children but also for adults to make purchases.

Watch the trailer for ONE PIECE FAN LETTER. A special 25th anniversary anime work!! (Toei Animation)

The second part of the two-part series, Muroi Shinji: The One Who Continues to Live, will be released on November 15th.

Akane Tendo meets her new fiance, Ranma Saotome, a martial arts prodigy with a twist: he magically transforms into a girl upon touching cold water. (Netflix Anime)

In today's video, we discuss Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. (Lady Decade)

A new adventure unfolds on Future Island 'Egghead,' home to the lab of genius scientist Dr. Vegapunk. What awaits the Straw Hat crew there? (Netflix Anime)

In this video, we continue to highlight some of the young talent in the kabuki world. (Kabuki In-Depth)

In the latest TV anime 'Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World' titled 'The Icy-Flame's Conclusion,' Subaru's life was suddenly taken without understanding why, at the hands of Sin Archbishop of the Witch Cult who appeared at the Time-Limited Tower.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the short stop-motion animation series 'Komaneko,' a new animated film has been produced. The story follows Koma-chan as she embarks on her first overseas trip, highlighting themes of friendship and personal growth.

In Japan...13th Oct 2024 (ONE PIECE Official YouTube Channel)

In this video, we cover the upcoming performances by Bandō Tamasaburō V. (Kabuki In-Depth)