Don't you just hate heading to a bar or café, only to find every seat in the place taken? What if you could get an update to your phone to let you know how many seats were currently available at ...
In post-Fukushima Japan, we need more projects like this.
While the LDP government slowly cranks up the return to full nuclear power, some Japanese corporations are being more realistic about the ...
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On September 17th, Yahoo! Japan announced the launch of their new project, Hands on Search.
Combining their 3-D database and digital printing technology, this search engine enables you to ...
Licca-chan Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Nezuko Kamado
Manga and anime character doll
And the award for July's cutest use of augmented reality mobile interaction goes to Dentsu, for this Asoberu T-Shirt ("Playable T-Shirt").
It works with a dedicated phone app to allow you to ...
Showcased at the recent Baby and Kids Expo at Tokyo Big Sight, Pioneer has developed a micro hologram printer which can produce 3D hologram photos of unborn babies to be used as commemorative ...
Cyber Agent, the people of Ameba, are part of a three-company consortium behind the new Shibuya Clickable Project, a system for Online to Offline (O2O) services using IC tags and NFC-enabled ...
Panasonic has just launched a new service whereby you can get your very own uniquely designed camera.
The Design Simulator customizing service can be accessed via PanaSense, the maker's ...
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Pop-Up Nezuko Kamado
Manga/anime version of Pop-Up Pirate toy
Japanese toilets are pretty sophisticated contraptions. From heated seats and "butt showers" to buttons where you can play sounds and music to preserve your modesty during noisy evacuations, foreign ...
From emergency evacuation jackets and rescue carry bags, dog pedometers, and even canine communication translators (!?), the Japanese could at times be accused of taking their love of pets a bit too ...
Recently showcased at an expo in Nagoya, Hirobo's new helicopters can travel up to 100km/h (62mph) and fly for 30 minutes at a time.
Being electric it is also very quiet and there are one-seater ...