Apple’s annual New Year Sale is back in Japan, bringing Apple Gift Cards worth up to ¥38,000 (roughly $255) and a free limited-edition AirTag on select iPhone purchases. Here are the details. From ...

Fashionistas across Japan were heart-broken when Forever 21 announced that they would be closing all 14 of their stores the country back in 2019. But those broken hearts began to mend when the fashion ...

Today is a good day for Barça's Japanese fans. The Club unveiled its Japanese language online store – www.fcbotiga.jp – this week, which means users are now able to purchase this year’s FC Barcelona ...

Sonnet Technologies today announced the new Sonnet Online Store for the Japanese market. The new store was opened quietly three weeks ago as a new part of Sonnet’s Japanese Web site, and experienced a ...

The online shop offers all sorts of household tools and kitchen utensils designed for those who prefer to use their left hand. You’ll be able to find items like scissors, pens, knives, folding fans, ...

Those familiar with Tesla's online shop for the US and Europe know that Elon Musk's company sells all kinds of merchandise. By merchandise, we mean shirts, hats, accessories, chargers, and adapters, ...

Just a day after Apple announced alternative app marketplace support for iOS users in Japan, AltStore PAL has launched in the country. AltStore developer Riley Testut said that Apple did not provide a ...

Most people look to pursue a hobby or creative outlet during their tenure in Japan—photography, knitting, leatherworking, painting, woodcarving, etc. Eventually, you might get good enough to sell your ...

The internet has made shopping almost too easy these days. With the sheer number of websites catering to your every need, there’s pretty much no reason to go out shopping anymore. With the current ...

Japanese users can now download AltStore PAL and sideload apps on their iPhones and iPads. Here’s how. Yesterday, Apple announced a sweeping set of changes to the App Store and iPhone in Japan to ...

Today is a good day for Barça's Japanese fans. The Club unveiled its Japanese language online store – www.fcbotiga.jp – this week, which means users are now able to purchase this year’s FC Barcelona ...