Following their recent Tokyo flagship opening, UK streetwear brand Palace has swiftly expanded its Japanese presence with a new store in Osaka's Minamisemba district.

Yuto Horigome, a dominant force in professional skateboarding, recently added another impressive result with a second-place finish at the 2025 Tampa Pro. Beyond his Olympic gold and numerous contest wins, this profile delves into Horigome's mindset, his ambitions for the Street League Super Crown, and his perspective on the evolving landscape of skateboarding, from the streets to the Olympics. Discover his commitment to progression, style, and mentoring the next generation.

Wendy's First Kitchen in Japan releases the Takoyaki Burger, a unique fusion celebrating Osaka's famous octopus balls in anticipation of the 2025 World Expo.

MFS, the genre-bending Japanese hip-hop and trap artist, is set to perform at Fuji & Sun’25. Discover how their global success and unique sound have earned them a spot at this premier outdoor festival.

Ginza Sony Park redefines the urban park, blending art, technology, and community in Tokyo's Ginza district. Explore its innovative design, cultural exhibitions, and unique culinary experiences.

Ever stare down a folder full of RAW images wondering if you should hit delete? While their stunning detail is a photographer's dream, their storage demands can be a nightmare.

Minor league baseball, a cornerstone of American sports, faces a curveball: declining attendance. The Indianapolis Indians, a historic team (est. 1902), reflect this trend. This blog explores the challenges and potential solutions for keeping baseball a hit in Indy. Stay tuned for a deep dive into attendance woes, fan engagement strategies, and the future of the sport in the Circle City!

Discover Nothing's Ear and Ear (a) wireless earbuds, blending AI assistance with premium sound quality. Dive into the future of audio technology with Nothing's innovative design and user-centric features.

In the bustling heart of Tokyo's vibrant gaming culture lies Super Potato, a hidden gem tucked away in the labyrinthine alleys of the city's iconic "electric town." Here, amidst shelves stacked high with treasures from gaming's golden age, visitors embark on a journey through pixelated wonderlands, where memories of Mario's adventures and Zelda's quests reign supreme. As I found myself immersed in this nostalgic oasis, surrounded by the sights and sounds of classic gaming, I couldn't help but marvel at the enduring allure of 8-bit nostalgia. From the humble beginnings of Famicom to the modern-day resurgence of retro gaming, the pixel has transcended generations, serving as a timeless source of inspiration for designers and gamers alike.

YouTube's latest mandate for creators marks a pivotal shift towards transparency in the digital realm. With the rise of AI-generated content blurring the lines of reality, the platform's decision to require labeling signals a crucial step in safeguarding online authenticity. As users confront the challenges of discerning fact from fiction, their voices and insights become paramount in shaping the future of online content.

The recent House bill marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing saga between TikTok and the U.S. government, reflecting a rejection of previous attempts at compromise. As the fate of TikTok hangs in the balance, the implications extend beyond national security and user privacy to the marketing and advertising industry. With TikTok's uncertain future, marketers face the challenge of reassessing strategies and reallocating resources. This underscores the importance of due diligence and risk management in selecting advertising platforms, emphasizing the need for prioritizing platforms that uphold data privacy and security. Despite the challenges, the TikTok saga presents opportunities for innovation and adaptation in the ever-evolving tech landscape, urging marketers to remain agile and proactive.