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The Medicine Seller unveils the Sacred Sword and explains the conditions for its use. (Netflix Anime)
Matsumoto Hitoshi, one half of the comedy duo "Downtown," is planning to resume activities next spring through an independent platform, according to recent revelations.
This week, we have a look at the Genroku Chūshingura cycle, and its recently published English translation. (Kabuki In-Depth)
Azami has been acting strangely. When Kirie approaches her, Azami says, "Can you take a look at my face?" She then removes her hat, revealing a shocking sight.
As Momo, Okarun, and Turbo Granny investigate what happened to Jiji's family, they find themselves facing a series of bizarre encounters! (Netflix Japan)
The story follows Taro Sakamoto, a former legendary hitman who once struck fear into the underworld but has since retired to lead a quiet life as a family man. Overweight and unassuming, Sakamoto now runs a small convenience store with his wife and daughter. (Netflix Anime)
Gomah and Degesu watches the intense battle against Majin Buu through a monitor in a mysterious world. (Netflix Anime)
The novel Sunset Sunrise by Shuhei Nire has been adapted into a live-action drama starring Masaki Suda, known for works such as Cloud. The story follows a young man who relocates from Tokyo to a small town in the Sanriku region of northeastern Japan after his workplace adopts remote work policies.
As the mononoke's attacks become increasingly dangerous, the Medicine Seller must find the Reason before it's too late. (Netflix Anime)
This week, we turn to the December program at the Minami-za in Kyoto. (Kabuki In-Depth)
In 2003, anime auteur Kon Satoshi released Tokyo Godfathers, an anime Christmas classic. Find out more about this socially and seasonally relevant film. (Unseen Japan)
In today's video, we look back at the original PlayStation and how, on the 30th anniversary of the brand, things now look very different, including how the PS5 Pro is perceived. (Lady Decade)
I'm taking my first look at the Japan Pack for Cities Skylines 2. I'll be attempting to create a realistic Japanese suburb taking inspiration from the Tarumi ward in Kobe, Japan. (Piccana)
The teaser for the 28th film in the beloved Detective Conan series shows Kogoro shedding tears while a crouching Gansuke clutches his invisible left eye in apparent agony.
This week, the focus on a outstanding supporting actor who sadly passed away last month. (Kabuki In-Depth)
Set against the backdrop of the Boshin War during Japan's Meiji Restoration, 11 Rebels (Jūichi-nin no Zokugun) delves into the untold story of a defiant group from the Shibata Domain. As the country faces upheaval and transformation, these individuals rise to challenge oppressive forces, driven by a fierce sense of loyalty and justice.
On December 3rd, 1994, Sony Computer Entertainment, the predecessor of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), launched the first PlayStation console. This marked the beginning of a revolutionary era in gaming.
As Kame throws her cherished item down the well, the Medicine Seller senses that something has taken form inside the Ōoku. (Netflix Anime)
The BBC has announced its 2024 edition of '100 Women,' celebrating individuals who have made a significant impact on society, selecting Japanese talent Naomi Watanabe (37) as one of the honorees.
Strange occurrences are happening in the town of Kurouzu-cho... Eyes are rolling, tongues are coiling, bodies twist unnaturally. Can anyone escape the curse of the spirals? (Netflix Anime)
In today's video we cover what we know about the third part of the Final Fantasy Remake Trilogy and while the game that follows Rebirth could be troubling. (Lady Decade)
It is time to have a look at the December show at the Kabuki-za! (Kabuki In-Depth)
Every morning, the housemaids of the Ōoku participate in a mysterious ritual, drinking the water of the Water Goddess. (Netflix Anime)
Welcome to Japan. Home of the coolest new musical genre on the planet: Girl Metal. (The Bucci List)
A theater in the Japanese city of Kyoto has held its annual event of displaying wooden boards with the names of kabuki actors who will appear in year-end performances. (NHK)