Film director and animator Ayako Hiroki, a graduate of the College of Art and Design at Musashino Art University in Tokyo, is using her knowledge of 3-D animation to make studying Japanese a lot more lively through her amazing Kanjigram videos.

Unlock goodies, battle bosses and collect Final Fantasy characters at each of the Yamanote Line stations.

An 89-year-old photographer teaches us all a lesson in lifelong learning, and keeping a sense of humor.

Fukushima rice is bouncing back after March 11, 2011.

Let's look at how the city of Rikuzentakata is being rebuilt in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 as the city works toward the dream of becoming a truly global community.

Previously only available to other businesses, these tiny Muji homes can now be purchased by anyone.

Place your cup noodles into this vessel and you'll feel as though you'll be transported back thousands of years.

Rock to the beat of station names and level up your knowledge of Japan’s railway system while you’re at it.