
Happy New Year from Japan!
SoraNews24 wishes everyone a happy 2026, the Year of the Horse! Expect more unique discoveries, from unusual sushi to the best matcha finds.

SoraNews24 wishes everyone a happy 2026, the Year of the Horse! Expect more unique discoveries, from unusual sushi to the best matcha finds.

Want to reinvent yourself? Birth Japan offers lucky bags filled with 'villainous clothing' to transform you into a Japanese tough guy.

Experience a unique tea-themed cruise on Lake Ashinoko with the new Daichakai sightseeing boat. Enjoy green tea drinks, sweets, and even a tea ceremony room onboard!

A recent survey reveals that over 70% of Japanese children have online friends, reflecting the increasing integration of the internet into their social lives. This trend highlights the evolving nature of childhood friendships in Japan, with implications for how families manage online safety.

Starbucks Japan welcomes the Year of the Horse with exclusive drinkware and plushies. Travelers can find unique mugs, canisters, and gifts, blending Japanese culture with coffee.

Experience a unique New Year's Eve in Japan! Tokyo MX will air 'Ring 2' with a Zen monk offering prayers for every on-screen death, aiming to ward off bad luck.

Studio Ghibli's Donguri Kyowakoku releases charming photo frames featuring Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service. These intricately detailed frames allow you to blend your memories with iconic anime scenes.

Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty are teaming up with the Japan Sumo Association for exclusive merchandise. Available at Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan stadium during the January tournament and online, these items offer a unique souvenir opportunity.

Experience 'Ghost in the Shell' like never before with gold leaf Japanese changing screens. These limited-edition art pieces blend cyberpunk anime with traditional craftsmanship.

SoraNews24's Mr. Sato confronts award-winning actor Hideaki Ito at Tokyo Comic Con 2025, leading to an unexpected and hilarious bonding experience. The encounter culminates in an interview about Ito's role in the yakuza manga adaptation, Donketsu, now streaming on DMM TV.

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