Four hundred years since the collapse of modern civilization, the world is dominated by the chaos of swords and sorcery. (Netflix Anime)

Make You Relax and For Sleep (ND-Music)

Keiji Muto, better known as The Great Muta to wrestling fans around the world, is set to retire from active competition after 40 years of performing. (arabnews.com)

The Major and other members of Section 9 face off against a posthuman in an intense highway battle. (Netflix Anime)

Just look at that glorious Studio Ghibli food. Just look at it. (Netflix Anime)

This video is a compilation of adorable, memorable moments about a romantic relationship with the best anime girls. (H - Studio)

Hit by a truck when he was 17 years old, Takafumi's uncle suddenly awakens from a coma that lasted 17 years. (Netflix Anime)

Some people are born into riches and are destined to live lavish lives. Others, like myself, were unfortunately born into poverty. ( ETU - Animated Stories)

Ranking the top new anime in the Spring 2022 Anime Season. ( Echidnut)

After 25 years and 490 million copies sold worldwide, the beloved Japanese manga “One Piece” is entering its final chapter, according to its creator Eiichiro Oda. (hurriyetdailynews.com)

Get a first look at the sets of One Piece. Actor Inaki Godoy and showrunners Steven Maeda and Matt Owens introduce a behind the scenes glimpse into bringing the world of One Piece to life. ( Netflix Anime)

One of the famous subcultures that are prevalent in Japan is male host entertainment. "Hosuto Kurabu," or the male host club, are nightclubs in Japan that provide male entertainment and companionship to women at these nightclubs. (allkpop.com)

Nobuyuki Idei, former chairman and group CEO of Sony Group, has died of liver failure at age 84, the company announced Tuesday. (Nikkei)

Our monthly preview of the upcoming kabuki performances will cover this time shows at the Kabuki-za and National Theatre in Tokyo, the Hakata-za theatre in Fukuoka, and one tours and several galas and special performances. (Kabuki In-Depth)

The anime “KAKEGURUI TWIN” is a spin-off series focusing on the protagonist Mary Saotome, and is based on the popular manga serialized in Gangan Joker, which also runs the main story. (Netflix Anime)

The third feature-length anime film from Studio Colorido, known for “Penguin Highway,” which was nominated for Best Animation at the 42nd Japan Academy Film Prize, and "A Whisker Away." (Netflix Japan)

Keiichi Iwasaki: OMG!| Britain's Got Talent 2022 (Talent Recap UK)

Lucius, an ancient Roman architect, time travels to modern Japan and learns many techniques to build amazing bath houses back in Rome. (Mystery Recapped)

Twitter users are confused that they can't relate to various anime series. Someone should tell them they're not the target audience... (Rev says desu)

Kabuki actor Ichikawa Ebizo will assume his family's prestigious and centuries-old stage name of Danjuro in November, following a two-year delay due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, Shochiku Co., a producer of Kabuki performances, said Tuesday. (Kyodo)

Japanese director Hayakawa Chie's film PLAN 75 has received a Special Mention by the jury for the Camera d'Or, an award for debut feature films, at the Cannes Film Festival. (NHK)

In this second video on kabuki makeup, we focus on the stylized system of kumadori, which heightens the beauty of many important roles on the repertoire, particularly those acted in the aragoto style. The kumadori was introduced in a primitive form by Ichikawa Danjūrō I at the end of the 17th century, most likely inspired by the puppet theatre. (Kabuki In-Depth)

Which matters most for Momo's mother? Her status or her daughter? Though mortal enemies, a human girl and a vampire queen set out in search of the paradise where humans and vampires once coexisted in peace. (Netflix Anime)

A great civilization once existed on this Earth. Possessing knowledge and scientific prowess far exceeding that of modern man, the relics of this ancient civilization remain hidden across this world even now. (Netflix Anime)

In the 6th instalment of the "Acting Houses Explained" series, we explore the unique Nakamuraya family, and the yagō revived by Nakamura Kanzaburō XVII (1909 – 1988) in 1950, later continued by his son, Nakamura Kanzaburō XVIII (1955 – 2012), and now by his grandsons, Nakamura Kankurō VI and Nakamura Shichinosuke II. (Kabuki In-Depth)