The One about the “Illumination to Issho ni Tanoshimu Food Festa 2023 ~Santa ga Yorokobu Fudo dai Shugo in Yokohama Akarenga Soko~” event on Nov. 25

“Food Festa 2023” event will be coming to the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. The event title “Illumination to Issho ni Tanoshimu Food Festa 2023 ~Santa ga Yorokobu Fudo dai Shugo in Yokohama Akarenga Soko~” is a collaboration between UUUM Co., LTD and Yokohama Red Brick Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” episode 19 – Special Feature: “Train Sounds & In-Train Announcements”!

“Let’s Train Activities!” is a program that supports train activities for railway fans! This time, the theme is “Sound of Trains – In-Car Announcements” to enjoy with your ears! Guests are Sogo Ito and Donna Burke, familiar for her in-car English announcements on the Tokaido, Read More …

The One about the voice of the Kintetsu train announcements!

Kinki Nippon Railway Channel is featuring Hiroyuki Arita, who is in charge of the Japanese in-train announcements on Kintetsu, and Davina Robinson, who is in charge of the English in-train announcements. They don’t usually appear on camera, but when we heard their voices during the Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” episode 18 – Special Feature: Freight Rail Transport Part 1

“Let’s Torekatsu! is a program that supports train activities for railway fans! This time, the Logistics Museum will feature “Freight Rail Transport”! Freight rail transport, which was introduced in the Meiji era and celebrates its 150th anniversary this year. We will bring you a wealth Read More …

The One about the Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Fes 2023

The Ikebukuro Halloween Cosplay Fes 2023 was announced for October 28-29. The event will be celebrating it’s 10th year anniversary. More details will be forthcoming. https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm42675807 今年のキャッチコピーは… _____ ✨ 全方位、推し放題。 ✨  ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ 推したい気持ちを好きなだけ 池ハロで楽しんで下さい😆💜 当日までの準備期間も#池ハロ2023 でツイートして アピールしてくださいね😊 👇公式サイトはこちらhttps://t.co/Ds7RAuVHZG pic.twitter.com/y4smSBIUED — 池ハロ2023_dwangoコスプレ【公式】 (@niconico_cos) August 5, 2023 Read More …

The One about Nakano Shigeru’s “Uniconicorn” in Shinjuku (1993)

If you are in Shinjuku, in the Kabukicho area, you will discover an interesting statue right in front of the Miyako Kenko Plaza Hygeia. A spin off the “unicorn”, it’s called “Uniconicorn” by its award winning sculptor Nakano Shigeru back in 1993.  The sculpture would Read More …

The One about Taishoken Maruichi Shibuya

Yamagishi Kazuo “God of Ramen” knew that in order to keep his famous ramen/tsukemen continuing into the future, he would need to teach others his technique and these others became his apprentice. Yamagishi trained over a hundred apprentices and he looked at his apprentices as Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” episode 17 – The History of Model Railroads

“Let’s Torekatsu!” (Let’s Training) on BS FUJI JAPAN was posted on the official YouTube Channel. The show is hosted by joshitetsu announcer, Kuno Tomomi. The 17th episode is about “The History of Model Railroads” and it features weather forecaster Fujitomi Sato and Hayama Ken (former Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” episode 16 – Seibu Railways Laview episode

“Let’s Torekatsu!” (Let’s Training) on BS FUJI JAPAN was posted on the official YouTube Channel. The show is hosted by joshitetsu announcer, Kuno Tomomi. The episode was about Seibu Railways Laview. In this episode, Kumo Tomomi travels to Seibu Railways depot as she has max Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” episode 13 – Special Feature: The Dream Express Train ’36 Plus 3′!

“Let’s Torekatsu!” (Let’s Training) on BS FUJI JAPAN was posted on the official YouTube Channel.  The show is hosted by joshitetsu announcer, Kuno Tomomi. For episode 12, Joshitetsu announcer Kuno Tomomi is on location at Kagoshima-Chuo Station in Kyushu. The number of new trains arriving Read More …

The One about “Let’s Torekatsu!” Episode 12 – Special Feature: Yokohama, the birthplace of railways!

The latest episode of “Let’s Torekatsu!” – episode 12 is out. And the topic is Yokohama, the birth of railroad trains. The first railway was opened on Sept. 12, 1872 between Shimbashi (later known as Shiodome) and Yokohama (present Sakuragicho). A one way-trip took 53 Read More …