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Oshima Teru: The Website That Reveals Japan’s Haunted Real Estate

February 25, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Have you ever wondered if the house or apartment you’re about to rent or buy has a dark past? In Japan, there’s a website that can answer that question for you. Meet Oshima Teru (お島てる), a unique platform that maps real estate locations where deaths, crimes, or mysterious incidents have occurred. Known as jiko bukken (事故物件) or “stigmatized properties,” these places are often … [Read more...] about Oshima Teru: The Website That Reveals Japan’s Haunted Real Estate

 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

Nyan Nyan Ji: A Majestic Temple Where All the Monks Are Dignified Cats

February 23, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

In the heart of Kyoto, Japan, lies a temple unlike any other—Nyan Nyan Ji (にゃんにゃん寺), a sacred space dedicated entirely to cats. This whimsical yet deeply spiritual place is a must-visit for cat lovers and curious travelers alike. What makes Nyan Nyan Ji truly special is its head monk: a white cat named Koyuki, who presides over the temple with the help of fellow cat assistants … [Read more...] about Nyan Nyan Ji: A Majestic Temple Where All the Monks Are Dignified Cats

Japanese Designer Creates Crystal Cube That Lowers Resolution of Objects

February 19, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

In a fascinating blend of art and technology, Japanese designer Hakusi Katei has created a small crystal cube that reduces the resolution of objects when viewed through it. The innovative design, which looks like a simple glass cube, distorts and pixelates the appearance of anything placed behind it, creating a surreal, low-resolution effect reminiscent of early digital … [Read more...] about Japanese Designer Creates Crystal Cube That Lowers Resolution of Objects

Japan’s Clever Solution to Save Turtles on Train Tracks

February 17, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Japan is famous for its safety, cleanliness, and respect for all living beings—and now, even turtles are benefiting from this thoughtful approach. The West Japan Railway Company, in collaboration with Suma Aqualife Park in Kobe, has introduced a clever solution to protect turtles from getting stuck on train tracks. This initiative not only saves the turtles but also prevents … [Read more...] about Japan’s Clever Solution to Save Turtles on Train Tracks

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