Stay in a 120-Year-Old Kyoto House
In Kyoto, a 120-year-old house has been renovated into a beautiful, nostalgic image of timeless Japan.
In Kyoto, a 120-year-old house has been renovated into a beautiful, nostalgic image of timeless Japan.
These designs can make working at the office—or on your own pursuits at home—that much more enjoyable!
The magnetic Air Bonsai creates surreal levitating plants. And you can buy one.
Rather than having just one mascot to promote its new Prius, Toyota went with an astronomically large number of mascots, with each one representing a part of the car.
The Wonder 500™ aims to discover unique Japanese local products that are unfamiliar outside of Japan, and introduce them—and the values they represent—to the rest of the world.
Get to know modern community development while viewing heritage sites from Japan's industrial revolution.
Want your very own hologram to turn on the TV or set the temperature in your bath water?
Professor Satoshi Omura, joint recipient of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, has discovered organic compounds produced by microorganisms in the soil that are being used to free hundreds of millions of people from infectious diseases.