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Japan’s National Police Agency Prohibits Use of Real Katana in Tourism Activities

June 10, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Murayama, Yamagata Prefecture, known as the birthplace of iaido—a martial art focused on drawing and striking with a sword in one fluid motion—has been directed to halt the use of sharpened katana in its tourism programs. The decision, announced by Japan’s National Police Agency in December 2024, affects programs nationwide that allowed tourists to engage in tameshigiri, a … [Read more...] about Japan’s National Police Agency Prohibits Use of Real Katana in Tourism Activities

15 Japanese Celebs With the Highest Net Worths – Their Success Stories Revealed

June 9, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Japan’s entertainment industry has produced some of the wealthiest and most influential celebrities in Asia. From J-pop legends to Hollywood stars, these individuals have built empires through music, acting, and business ventures. Below, we dive deeper into their careers and how they accumulated their staggering net worths. 1. Ayumi Hamasaki – $200 Million The Empress of … [Read more...] about 15 Japanese Celebs With the Highest Net Worths – Their Success Stories Revealed

The Curious Case of the Heoibikuni: Japan’s Historical “Blame-Taker” for Flatulence

June 6, 2025 by Japan Daily 2 Comments

When people imagine traditional Japan, what often comes to mind are refined tea ceremonies, the elegance of kimono, and the strict etiquette of samurai courts. But behind the poised smiles of noblewomen in the Edo period, history hides some surprisingly humorous—and deeply human—details. Among these, perhaps none is more curious than the forgotten role of the heoibikuni, a … [Read more...] about The Curious Case of the Heoibikuni: Japan’s Historical “Blame-Taker” for Flatulence

The Japanese Man Who Refused to Age: Aki’s Journey and Japan’s New Masculine Ideal

June 5, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

In Japan—a country already celebrated for longevity, discipline, and wellness—a growing number of men are embracing radical lifestyle choices to preserve their youth. What was once a quiet cultural preference for health and skincare has now transformed into a full-blown movement. For many modern Japanese men, looking young isn’t just vanity—it’s about power, confidence, and … [Read more...] about The Japanese Man Who Refused to Age: Aki’s Journey and Japan’s New Masculine Ideal

Japan’s AI-Powered Drones Are Revolutionizing Reforestation 10x Faster

June 4, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

In the heart of Japan’s ancient forests, where Shinto spirits are said to reside in towering cedars and whispering pines, a modern marvel is taking flight. Autonomous drones, equipped with cutting-edge artificial intelligence, are soaring over scarred landscapes, planting seeds at a pace that outstrips human efforts tenfold. For foreign residents in Japan and travelers … [Read more...] about Japan’s AI-Powered Drones Are Revolutionizing Reforestation 10x Faster

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