Sei Shōnagon’s The Pillow Book is a vibrant collection of anecdotes, reflections, and idiosyncratic lists depicting her life at court.

A talk event on Arthur Waley’s translation of “The Tale of Genji,” featuring poet sisters Marie Mariya and Megumi Moriyama, was held on Saturday at the Setagaya Literary Museum in Tokyo.

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During the Partner Showcase this week, Bandai Namco announced Tales of Arise - Beyond the Dawn Edition for the Switch 2. The game's official Japanese website has now shared some details about the ...

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The traditional Japanese sweets called nerikiri are created with simple ingredients—beans, sugar, rice—but present beguiling beauty to match each season in which they are served. A monthly calendar ...

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales has reappeared at today's Nintendo Partner Direct with a proper release date of June 18, 2026. Today's trailer highlighted four different "ages" that the ...

After weeks of heated speculation about whether Netflix was done with Stranger Things, including thousands of TikToks and social media posts about #ConformityGate and whether there was a secret, ninth ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Several big changes are coming to Overwatch in what is easily the game's most substantial update so far. On top of a name change, an unexpected pivot ...

“I haven’t eaten in centuries,” says the stooped, wrinkled man knocking at a convent door, seeking food and shelter. LOL! It’s a funny line, given that this is a disguised Count Dracula — who indeed ...