SOU SOU's patterns and styling remain sufficiently Japanese to intrigue visitors from abroad, yet they are contemporary enough to appeal to Japanese shoppers.

Whether you're into origami, scrapbooking or decorating, this Japanese paper will bring the magic of Studio Ghibli to all your favorite projects.

When you're the son of comedians, your art tends to come out with a sense of humor.

Just one company in Japan, with a mere 40 employees, uses hand hammering techniques to produce many of the Shinkansen's distinctive shapes.

Ancient shrines, traditional crafts, horseback riding, surfing, golf, great food and more all crammed against some of the most picturesque coastline you could hope to see. This is Miyazaki!

Want to show your love for your favorite train line? With these wonderful train postcards, your dream is now a reality!

These porcelain figures would no doubt have been the go-to dolls for Emily Strange.

After watching this short tutorial on how to make a katana, you may find yourself wanting to become a swordsmith!