I have a thing for ferries. Not the stomach-churning Devon to France crossings as a kid in the UK, bunged in the back of a ...

The samurai, Japan’s celebrated lineage of warriors, emerged in the Heian period (794-1185), when the rise of their status enabled them to mingle with the refined nobility living in the then ...

YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — Tomoko Hyatt has no formal art training, but her designs are in high demand across Japan, displayed by tens of thousands of people and growing in popularity. Hyatt ...

Upon equipping the Samurai King skin, the Barbarian King dons traditional Japanese armor in black and maroon colors. He wears geta sandals and a helmet adorned with two horns to resemble a classic ...

The exhibition also features winning pictogram designs by primary school pupils local to Japan House London, asked to create something that represents 'their London'. Pictograms from Experience ...

In 2015, an unusual discovery was made in Malta’s capital city, Valletta: forgotten samurai armor from Japan. This find kicked off a period of painstaking restoration resulting in the armor’s ...

Retro aesthetic and ultra-realistic three-dimensional designs are just a few of the new tattoo trends parents should be aware ...

Half the fun of a tattoo convention is seeing the nonstop ... Others opted for traditional designs incorporating dragons and skulls. Several patrons dedicated all three days of the convention ...

A total of six performers, two each representing the Buddhas Dainichi Nyorai, Shaka Nyorai and Amida Nyorai, showcased their dances to the accompaniment of "gagaku" ancient Japanese court music.

A MUM was left mortified after realising her floral sleeve tattoo looked like something very rude. Mother-of-three Christine Philippa forked out for the floral inking five years ago and initially ...

Here is a brief rundown of some coming entertainment options in Northeast Ohio. Make submissions for consideration via email to [email protected] or [email protected]. You ...

In feudal Japan, the Onna-Bugeisha were fierce female warriors who defied gender norms to fight alongside samurai. Trained in combat and honor-bound like their male counterparts, they defended castles ...