These 5 Horror Bento Will Eat Your Appetite!
Could you imagine opening your bento and seeing these creations staring back at you?
Could you imagine opening your bento and seeing these creations staring back at you?
When “Nonchan Noriben” was published in 1995, the idea of a divorcée trying to pick up her life as a single mother was still taboo in Japan.
The first female hip-hop artists to enter the Oricon top ten, Halcali celebrate their greatest hits with a bento.
Made to order in Saitama Prefecture, it features easy-wipe synthetic leather upholstery in Funassyi colors.
30,000 phones planned for production—at ¥84,240 a pop!
Takara Tomy's Smart Han is a kind of push-pop for your leftovers.
Red for Vash, Black for Nicholas D. Wolfwood.
For the past 11 years, a Japanese company has been attempting to harness the strength of spider silk to create a new type of material with unprecedented versatility. They’ve now unveiled their working prototype: the Moon Parka.