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On Suki Desu, Japanese technology brings together devices, digital habits and what Japan did before everyone else.
Four steps from a machine draft to a text that sounds like a person wrote it.
A practical look at Midori Browser, its privacy-first defaults, available platforms and the kind of user it suits.
Ten apps that turn your phone or tablet into a portable manga studio.
From AI web tools to mobile filters, here's how to turn your selfies into anime, manga, or cartoon art
Series, films, and OVAs that define the genre, from 1987 to 2026.
Founding years, parent groups and the models that explain each name, from kei cars to heavy trucks.
Planning, technology, targets and the limits of the model
A more realistic look at the gaming shifts that actually matter in Japan this year.
What is documented, what is suspected and why the identity stays open
Serufureji between technology, staff and daily life
472,992 units at launch, 700,142 for the current generation: the history of Xbox in Japan.
A messenger, an earthquake and a network effect: how LINE became infrastructure in Japan.
How a loom workshop became the world's largest carmaker.
Where Japan still leads and where it is trying to catch up
A resource-poor country built one of the world's largest nuclear fleets, paused after 2011 and is bringing reactors back online.
From post-war reconstruction and Korean War orders to MITI industrial guidance and high-tech manufacturing adaptation after the...
A walk through the waterfall, the lamp forest and EN Tea House, plus the station and ticket range for Azabudai Hills.
A realistic look into Japan's technological paradox, exploring why futuristic automation coexists with paper bureaucracy, cash...
A practical guide to visiting Japan's leading robotics showcases, space centers, electronics districts, and automated hotels.
From Simply Piano to Yousician: 10 free piano apps that work on your phone or tablet at home
The history, rockets, and missions of Japan's space agency - from its 2003 founding to asteroid sample-return and the first...
Rice and roses grew under Otemachi — with no sun.
Ibuka, Morita, and the 190,000 yen workshop that built radios, the Walkman, and PlayStation
The apps that actually fit into a daily Japanese study routine.
