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What Ghost of Tsushima Gets Right and Wrong About Japan’s Past
Does Ghost of Tsushima strike the balance between playability and authenticity? We think it does. Here's why.
By Liam Carrigan 6 min read
Drag Shows You Can Watch Online from Japan
Still stuck at home? Climb out of the closet and tune into these fabulous upcoming live streams from your couch.
Season 3 of Netflix’s Aggretsuko is Darker Than Ever
Debt, insecurities, and an attempted stabbing… Quite honestly, this show freaks us out.
Autumnal Equinox Day in Japan
Pull out your fall wardrobe and plan your koyo viewing, because autumn is upon us. (And did someone say four-day weekend...?)
5 Books to Better Understand Japanese Work Culture
Dive into the Japanese corporate machine and the undying devotion that some employees have for their jobs.
What You Need to Know About Abe’s Resignation
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he's stepping down. Why, what does this mean, and who's up for the job?
The Terrace House Seasons Ranked From Best to Worst
Not all seasons are created equal.
Sitting Down with Sierra Todd, the Founder of Black Lives Matter Tokyo
Harajuku fashionista, art student, Black Lives Matter Tokyo founder, and all-around badass.
Top 5 Must-Watch Anime from Kyoto Animation Studios
You can't call yourself a true fan without knowing these five anime from Kyoto Animation!
6 Japanese Crime Novels To Get Your Heart Racing
Was it suicide or murder? Accident or arson? Add these novels to your summer reading list to find out.
Japan’s Obvious Poems Turn Silliness into Art
Learn how to say nothing in the most impressive way possible with atarimae poems.
