From locked-room mysteries and whodunnits to decades-long murder tales and psychological thrillers, here is a compilation of six Japanese mystery novels to read this year.
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Known for its high-quality standards and ingenious designs, Japanese stationery has been winning the hearts of first-time shoppers and diehard stationery fans alike. But is it really worth the hype?
To celebrate International Women's Day, we take a look at five female authors from the late Meiji to Showa era who changed Japan.
With a long history of self-published creative work, Tokyo has much to offer for zine fans, from specialized stores to events and workshops.