Japanese art, known for its rich history and breathtaking beauty, offers an array of stunning designs that can transform your device’s screen into a work of art. From traditional elements like cherry ...

Shirouo no Odorigui is a traditional Japanese dish featuring live, transparent fish known as Shirouo. These tiny fish are consumed alive, creating a dancing sensation in the mouth. Rich in protein ...

Japan without fish is like Japan without Zen – less Japanese, somehow. Zen, for centuries scarcely separable from the Japanese mind, survives attenuated if at all. Fish, for millennia scarcely ...

9, in the journal Current Biology has found that, while the Japanese eel (or Anguilla japonica) might be prey to dark sleeper fish (Odontobutis obscura), the circle of life doesn't have to end ...

tragic proof of the danger posed by anti-Japanese nationalist propaganda. Beijing (AsiaNews/Agencies) – The People's Republic of China will "gradually resume" importing fish products from Japan ...

Japanese eels try to wriggle back out of the stomachs of fish that have swallowed them whole – and now we know how they sometimes succeed. A few years ago, Yuha Hasegawa at Nagasaki University ...

Asia Society showcases arts and culture programming across our global locations, with a focus on visual art, performing arts, film, and literature throughout Asia and Asian diasporas. Through ...

Good thing you don’t always need a passport to indulge in the best Japanese formulas, especially when it comes to makeup. Just like the skin care offerings, Japanese makeup products take a skin ...

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Microsoft is overhauling the illustrations it uses throughout its products and services to make them less flat and more playful and interesting. The previous iteration of illustrations was heavily ...