Despite all the normal, everyday moments they have as friends, Hikaru is still a monster after all. What happens when he loses control?
A special performance combining Japan’s traditional performing arts of kabuki and noh was held in New York on November 14th, bringing together two art forms that have developed independently for centuries.
Today, we have a look at the production taking place at the Kabuki-za this November!
The nationwide documentary festival known as the “Era of the Regions” Film Festival, created by television stations and other media producers across Japan, opened at Kansai University in Suita City, Osaka.
Set in the stunning Belle Salle Roppongi, just a stone's throw from the Mori Art Museum, the Tokyo International Art Fair brings together under one roof some of the most exciting and challenging artwork ever seen in the city.
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The 'Kotobuki Shoshun Kabuki Special Performance' will be staged at Osaka Shochikuza from January 7th, 2026, as part of a cultural promotion project, featuring prominent actors including Kataoka Ainosuke, Nakamura Ganjirō, and Ichikawa Chūsha, performing kabuki masterpieces such as 'Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami' and 'Kyōkanoko Musume Dōjōji.'
A late night drive takes a dramatic turn when Ibuki decides it's time for Louis to make the ultimate decision. (Netflix Anime)
Japan feels ready for another big financial moment. The talk everywhere is about digital money and how fast it has moved from curiosity to common ground. Everyone seems to sense a change coming.
Let's have a look at some positive news from the kabuki world! (Kabuki In-Depth)
Tokyo Disneyland in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture has unveiled its first new Christmas parade in ten years, titled "Toy’s Wonderous Christmas!" Centered on the theme of Santa Claus’s toy factory, the parade brings Santa together with Mickey and Minnie, who ride on a giant float to entertain the crowds.
Traveling with family can be a rewarding adventure, but it often comes with unique challenges. Balancing entertainment, comfort, and convenience is key to creating memorable trips for all ages.
Nighttime offers a completely different perspective on the cityscape. From shimmering lights reflecting on riverbanks to quiet streets revealing hidden cafes and bars, traveling at night can be both magical and practical.
The Yaguzai dance, featuring performers spinning in midair on swings, was showcased for the first time in eight years at the Shoshi Harvest Festival in Nakijin Village, Okinawa Prefecture.
In the upcoming Episode 4 titled "The Swordsman of Destiny" of the anime series Monster Strike Dead Birth Reloaded, the long-absent Masamune makes his return. In this preview, the character’s reappearance is accompanied by encouragement for Osama, urging him to fulfill his duties as acting Minister of Defense with the same dedication shown by Masamune.
Set sail for adventure! Go behind the scenes with the Straw Hats and creators of One Piece S2 as they prepare to enter the Grand Line. (Netflix Anime)
The sound of classical music echoed along Naha’s Kokusai Street when the Ryukyu Symphony Orchestra held a surprise outdoor performance, drawing loud applause from passersby.
If you have ever watched a game in Japan, you will know how much the energy in the stands is different from everything we are used to.
At just 15, Rino, a third-year junior high school student from Kansai, has spent the past two years chasing her dream of becoming a K-pop idol. Inspired by her brother Keita, a member of the Korean boy group EVNNE, she has been training intensively in dance and language in hopes of debuting in South Korea rather than Japan.
The symbolic Atom statue that stood atop the Pasona Pavilion at the Osaka-Kansai Expo has been removed, marking the next step in the relocation of its exhibits to Awaji Island.
The recipients of this autumn’s Medals of Honor have been announced, with film director Junji Sakamoto, known for works such as 'A Chorus of Angels,' received the Medal with Purple Ribbon, which recognizes outstanding contributions to the fields of art, culture, and sports.
In this video, we have a look at the 1883 dance-drama Ibaraki, created by Kawatake Mokuami resembling the style of the noh theatre. (Kabuki In-Depth)
Kao’s long-running shampoo brand “Merit” has captured wide attention with its television commercial titled “Family, Love, and Merit,” which has now surpassed 3 million views online. The ad, rendered in a soft illustration style and set to Ringo Sheena’s song “Theory of Happiness,” has been praised on social media for its emotional impact and relatable message about everyday family life.
A musical event that brought together about 150 professional and amateur musicians was held on October 25th in Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture. Participants performed as one large band, creating a lively atmosphere inside a shopping mall.
Let's have a look at all the remaining October performances! (Kabuki In-Depth)