Keep your figurines dust-free and set up in beautiful environments with this easy idea from Japan!

In Edo-era Japan, several lettering styles known as 'Edomoji' were invented for advertising purposes. One design team wants to bring these characters back.

Being creative doesn't have to be costly thanks to the numerous ¥100 shops around Japan.

Don't let Tokyo prices deter you from coming home with souvenirs—you just need to know where to look!

Take a four-minute tour through all the weird and wonderful stuff at Daiso, Japan's largest ¥100 chain.

Being an ALT is a resource-intensive profession. The ¥100 shop has almost everything you need to be ready for the classroom!

These great items may only be ¥108 after tax, but your friends and family don't need to know that! And the quality's so good, they probably won't be able to tell!

Japanese fans are as much about fashion and art as they are about keeping cool, and these traditional shops have really mastered the craft!