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Ijime: The Silent Crisis Shattering Japan’s Youth

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

The Japanese word Ijime carries a far more sinister tone than its English translation, "bullying." For many Japanese parents today, memories of bullying often trace back to their school days, when standing out as slightly different made a child an easy target, while others stayed silent to avoid becoming victims themselves. However, in modern Japan, every child is a … [Read more...] about Ijime: The Silent Crisis Shattering Japan’s Youth

Japanese Woman, 34, Spends Less Than S$2.60 On Meals Per Day, Now Owns 3 Houses After 16 Years

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Saki Tamogami, a 37-year-old real estate agent, is known as Japan’s most frugal woman for her commitment to spending as little money as possible on essentials like food, clothing, and self-care. "Never buy anything that isn’t on sale!" has been Saki Tamogami’s motto for the past 15 years. She credits this mindset with helping her save enough money to buy three houses—a … [Read more...] about Japanese Woman, 34, Spends Less Than S$2.60 On Meals Per Day, Now Owns 3 Houses After 16 Years

Japanese Man Lives With 2 WIVES Although Polygamy Is Illegal In Japan

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

Japan is a country where Polygamy is illegal. However, it doesn’t stop you from living with multiple women while only married to one. Similar is the case of Nishiyama Yoshikatsu. Nishiyama is a 40-year-old Calligraphy Artist who lives in Suga prefecture with his two wives. His first wife is “Yukari,” who is 40-year-old and has two children with Nishiyama. Similarly, the … [Read more...] about Japanese Man Lives With 2 WIVES Although Polygamy Is Illegal In Japan

Japanese company to launch the human washing machine

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Imagine stepping into a washing machine—not for your clothes, but for you! That’s exactly what Science Co., a shower manufacturer based in Osaka, has created with their groundbreaking invention, the "Mirai no Sentakuki" (Human Washing Machine of the Future). This isn’t the first time Japan has experimented with human washing machines, but this new version takes the concept to a … [Read more...] about Japanese company to launch the human washing machine

 Top 15 TIKTOK  Influencers in Japan

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

TikTok is trending in Japan! Millions of people are hooked on its short, fun, and eye-catching videos. Whether it’s cooking, comedy, dance, or even magic, TikTok has something for everyone. Japanese TikTok stars have become super famous by showing off their unique talents, personalities, and creativity. They’ve gained massive followings and even started their own trends! So, … [Read more...] about  Top 15 TIKTOK  Influencers in Japan

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