キャバ嬢：The Sparkly World of Kyabajō
Kyabakura is a glittering corner of Japan’s nightlife where kyabajō turn conversation into a skill – reading the room, adapting to each guest, and making people feel welcome.
Kyabakura is a glittering corner of Japan’s nightlife where kyabajō turn conversation into a skill – reading the room, adapting to each guest, and making people feel welcome.
A heartfelt reflection on friendship – how a close friend can inspire you to live fully, even in difficult times. A dream farewell becomes a quiet source of comfort that lingers long after.
In Japan, vending machines are everywhere, but a new “story vending machine” now offers short, location-themed stories at the press of a button.
A short introduction to traditional folk craft toys from Japan’s Tohoku region, highlighting a few iconic examples and the handmade culture behind them.
In Japan, elementary school students use a backpack called a “randoseru”, and its color can reflect identity, social expectations, and the surprising weight of a child’s “simple” choice.
In Japan, people often say “Gochisousama deshita” after a meal to show appreciation. However, when dining out, choosing the right timing can be surprisingly difficult.
Ritsuko Sensei introduces Japanese symbols of luck and shares her dracaena’s bloom as a hopeful sign.
Sensei Mayu shares her thoughts about the interesting word-use of Utada Hikaru, and how her song“Hikari” can be felt in different ways.
At every stage of life, we’re told to engage in another “〇〇-katsu.” But does everything really have to be an exhausting activity?
Introducing a very fun yet educational book—a modern reinterpretation of the Man’yōshū, translated into Nara (Kansai) dialect.