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Introduction to Stigmatized Properties in Japan: The Website “Oshima Teru”

February 28, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Have you ever questioned if your current home or a future one could have been the scene of a tragic incident?In Japan, the concept of stigmatized properties—homes where tragic events like murders, suicides, or fires have occurred—has long been a sensitive issue in the real estate market. These properties, often referred to as jiko bukken (事故物件), carry a social stigma that can … [Read more...] about Introduction to Stigmatized Properties in Japan: The Website “Oshima Teru”

“Yabai” (やばい): The Japanese Word That Can Be Anything

February 27, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Few words in the Japanese language are as versatile and dynamic as やばい (yabai). Originally rooted in the world of danger and risk, this slang term has undergone a fascinating evolution, transforming into a go-to expression for excitement, surprise, and even admiration. Today, やばい is a staple in casual conversations, especially among younger generations. But how did a word once … [Read more...] about “Yabai” (やばい): The Japanese Word That Can Be Anything

Japanese Man Travelled 7000km to Write Marry Me on Google Maps

February 27, 2025 by Japan Daily 2 Comments

13 years ago, a Japanese man made up his mind to propose to his girlfriend. However, instead of a simple ring or a fancy dinner, he came up with a grand and unique gesture—he quit his job and traveled over 7,000 km across Japan to create the largest GPS-drawn marriage proposal in history. In 2008, Yasushi Takahashi, also known as “Yassan”, set out on a half-year-long … [Read more...] about Japanese Man Travelled 7000km to Write Marry Me on Google Maps

Japan Man With 4 Wives, 2 Girlfriends and No Job Aims To Father 54 Children, Become ‘God of Marriage’

February 27, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Imagine a man who wants to be the “God of Marriage” – and he’s on a mission to father 54 children! Meet Ryuta Watanabe, a 36-year-old from Hokkaido, Japan, who lives a life most people can only dream of (or maybe find totally wild!). He has four wives, two girlfriends, and already 10 kids – and he’s not stopping there! But here’s the twist: Watanabe hasn’t worked in 10 … [Read more...] about Japan Man With 4 Wives, 2 Girlfriends and No Job Aims To Father 54 Children, Become ‘God of Marriage’

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

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