Hiroshige Is One Classic Japanese Artist You Must Know!
Utagawa Hiroshige is one of such prominent artists. Hiroshige is considered to be the last great master of the ukiyo-e artistic tradition, which means “pictures of a floating world,” in Japanese.
Reviving Classic Legends: Howard Pyle's Timeless Paintings
"The Enchanter Merlin" (1903) Image source: Wikimedia Commons Related: Hiroshige Is One Classic Japanese Artist You Must Know! 6. "Benjamin Franklin and Richard Oswald discussing the Treaty of Peace Paris" (1898) Image source: Wikimedia Commons 7.
People Hire This Man to Literally Do Nothing
People in Japan hire this man to literally do nothing with them. Why is his service so popular?
Little-Known Facts About The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer
The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer is one of the most famous paintings of all time. Here are some fascinating facts about it.
Testing 10 Weird Japanese Food Gadgets
Some of these Japanese food gadgets had us scratching our heads!
Japan Has Some Kitchen Gadgets You Won't Believe
From elaborate vending machines to robot servers, Japan is well-known for its high-tech gadgets. What about the cheaper tools? Are they just as good?
Junk Food is Far From Being a Modern Thing
Today, fast food is delish, even if not so healthy, to say the least. But in Medieval times, it could almost kill you.
History's Unsolved Ghost Photography Mystery
Technology, photography, spirituality. How do they connect? By ghost photography, of course.
This Hand-Painted Japanese Candy Is TOO Pretty to Eat
This Japanese street stall sells the most beautiful candy we've ever seen!
Why Did We Start Going to the Beach For Fun?
Did you know that going to the beach for recreation is a relatively new invention? For most of human history, the concept simply did not exist...
The Beautiful Japanese Art of Mending with Gold
This ancient Japanese art form of mending with gold has a beautiful and inspiring message...
A Stunning and Unique Photo Walk Through Hiroshima
Discover the beauty of Hiroshima as seen through the lens of National Geographic photographer, David Guttenfelder
If You Ever Lose Something In Tokyo, Don’t Worry…
Although Tokyo is a massive city of 37 million people, they have one of the wrold's most efficient Lost & Found systems. How do they do it?
These 5 Artisans Are Creating Terrific Artwork By Hand
Have a look at the masterly work of these five artisans who make their craft solely by their hands.
Have You Ever Heard of Bonsai Scissors That Cost $32.000?
These scissors may be extremely expensive, but they outperform any chef's knife in a blink of an eye & have an incredible history behind them!
Do NOT Do These 16 Things If You Go To Japan
Japan has quite a rigid social conduct. To avoid embarrassing situations, take a look at these 16 etiquette rules you shouldn't break.
The True Origin of the Word ‘Like’ May Surprise You
It’s everywhere, and everyone uses it without even noticing. So why do we even say the word 'Like' in the middle of sentences
Learn With a Smile: A Funny History of Japan
If you've ever wanted a crash course in Japanese history without it being too dull - this is the perfect video for you.
Why the Army Ant is the Most Terrifying Animal in Nature
Many species of ant are larger than the army ant, but none are as fierce. Why is that?
50 Interesting Facts About Japan That Are Actually True
Learn about all these interesting and true facts about Japan.
This is Both a Beautiful Song and a Cultural Icon
The Cielito is far more than just a song - it's actually a cultural icon that's synonymous with Mexico and its performers. Listen to this beautiful song now.
Meet Japan’s Wildlife: Bears, Cranes, and Sea Snakes!
Discover Japan’s wild wonders in stunning 4K..
Rusting Icon: Can a $64M Paint Job Save the Eiffel Tower?
The iconic Eiffel Tower is in trouble.
Megiddo: The Story of the Oldest Battle in History
Join us as we explore the dramatic events and enduring legacy of this pivotal conflict that shaped the course of human civilization.
Cities of Yesteryear: See the 1890s Come Alive!
It's incredible to have this look into yesteryear, and this compilation have some truly terrific sights to show you!
History Lesson: How Japan Met Europe for the First Time
This video delves into the fascinating story of how the Portuguese and Japanese of the 16th century met, two distinct worlds, exploring the initial contact.
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