Japan's Most Surreal National Park
From late April to early May, the blooms of 4.5 million Nemophilia flowers turn the hills of Hitachi Seaside Park a surreal shade of blue.
From late April to early May, the blooms of 4.5 million Nemophilia flowers turn the hills of Hitachi Seaside Park a surreal shade of blue.
To avoid becoming prey, leaf insects use mimicry to blend into their surroundings. But what happens when the insect's natural environment has been completely destroyed?
Hirosaki's Neputa Festival is known for its gigantic, illuminated floats. But did you ever notice the gruesome details hidden in the art?
How does Nissin advertise duck soup soba? By having a samurai try to shoot down a UFO. Naturally.
Accompanied by a solid Japanese hip-hop beat, this film noir anime recasts the inventor of instant noodles as a samurai warrior. Think 'Samurai Champloo,' with ramen.
Stay cool during the summer with an electric fan that circulates cool air right into your armpit!
This ceramic artist takes utilitarian vessels and transforms them into otherworldly objects.
This museum is perfect for those who want to experience living in a post-zombie-apocalypse world.