The One about ullicamp visiting Camping Expo in Korea
Among the Camping YouTubers from South Korea, ullicamp has been YouTubing for over three years and has over 28,000 viewers. Please check out ullicamp’s new video titled “Visiting the Camping Expo in Korea”. Please support her YouTube channel and check out the following video:
The One about Tokyo Authorities preparing if there is a large scale eruption at Mt. Fuji
Authorities in Japan are stepping up preparations for a potential large-scale eruption of Mount Fuji, which could severely disrupt life across the Tokyo metropolitan area. The last eruption was on December 16, 1707 (during the Hoei era) and ended on February 24, 1708. There have Read More …
The One about 3G service finally ending in Japan, but 350,000 people are still subscribed
NTT Docomo has been providing 3G mobile phone service since 2001. It is used in mobile phones known as “feature phones,” but the service will end at the end of March 2026, and from next month, 3G-compatible devices will no longer be usable at all. Read More …
The One about On-Demand Bus Services which has expanded throughout Osaka City
Buses are an essential part of daily life. In Osaka, the “On-Demand Bus” service expanded its area on March 26th, becoming available throughout the entire city. On-Demand Buses are a type of shared bus service where you can reserve a time and place via an Read More …
The One about if Toyama Chiho Railway Main Line should continued or discontinued
A meeting was held last night to discuss the future of the Toyama Chihō Railway’s “Main Line,” and the results of cost estimates for maintaining the section running parallel to the Ainokaze Toyama Railway and for discontinuing it were presented. Toyama Prefecture aims to finalize Read More …
The One about why public payphones will not disappear in Japan
The number of public telephones is decreasing due to the spread of mobile phones. While they seem to be used less frequently these days, public telephones still play an important role, just as they always have.
The One about Anahazeti using an ultra-small micro jig “Jakoichi” (under 2g) to catch spring rockfish
Anahazeti is a fishing YouTuber based in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture and has been YouTubing for over seven years and has amassed 121,000 subscribers. Please check out his latest video “[Caution: Too Light] The ultra-small micro jig “Jakoichi” (under 2g) was too effective for spring Read More …
The One about the 10th Anniversary of the Hokkaido Shinkansen
The Hokkaido Shinkansen will celebrate its 10th anniversary since opening on the 26th. The main advantage of the extension to Sapporo is its speed, but the Sapporo-Tokyo journey will take “4 and a half hours”. Will this actually be possible? A very rare Shinkansen, the Read More …
The One about the 1 billion yen apartment building! A construction boom of luxury condominiums in Fukuoka.
Fukuoka’s city center is currently experiencing a construction boom of luxury condominiums, with properties priced at 1 billion yen finally appearing. On the other hand, what’s happening with the cheaper properties? We investigated the current state of the condominium market. Fukuoka residents are interested in Read More …
The One about a Limited Express “Aso Boy!” passenger suffering a fracture due to brake malfunction
A passenger suffered a fracture after a limited express train driver mishandled the brakes. According to JR Kyushu, at around 1:30 p.m. on the 23rd, the driver of the southbound limited express train “Aso Boy!” made a braking error between Minami-Kumamoto Station and Shin-Suizenji Station Read More …
The One about SHIMANO showing how their SHIMANO LINE WINDER works
SHIMANO has released an SHIMANO LINE WINDER! According to Shimano, this would make line changes easier. The Line Winder is a tool that allows you to smoothly pull out even PE line. It is compatible with winding onto commercially available spools and is convenient for Read More …
The One about Minamoa and Hiroden
Minamoa, a commercial facility at Hiroshima Station, has been open for one year. Hiroshima Electric Railway’s streetcars run on its second floor. We followed the present and future of Hiroden, which has been changing along with the changes in the city.
The One about Heisei Chikuhō Railway to discontinue its railway service and convert into a bus service
Heisei Chikuhō Railway, which has been struggling financially due to a decline in ridership, has decided to discontinue its railway service and convert it into a bus service. The statutory council says it will formulate a concrete plan by the end of next fiscal year. Read More …
The One about the opening of Hiroshima Electric Railway’s new “Circular Line
Ahead of the opening of Hiroshima Electric Railway’s new “Circular Line,” a test ride was held on the 25th. The original tram stop was demolished and a new track was laid… The “Matoba-cho” tram stop has been reborn in a stylish, glass-enclosed design… [Kato and Read More …
The One about JR Rumoi’s Last Run (one week left until the curtain falls on the 116th year of history)
There is just one week left until the curtain falls on 116 years of history. The JR Rumoi Line will be discontinued at the end of March. What will become of the future of railways? Rice paddies covered with lingering snow. After departing Fukagawa, the Read More …
The One about a deer that may have left Nara Park and traveled to Osaka was captured in Osaka City
A deer that may have come from Nara Park and had been staying on the grounds of a police facility in Osaka City was captured a little after 1 p.m. on the 25th. According to the Osaka City Health Bureau, the deer will be temporarily Read More …
The One about the first Japanese Shinkansen dedicated to cargo, “Hakobyun”
Around noon on the 23rd, the Tohoku Shinkansen “Yamabiko” appeared at Morioka Station in Iwate Prefecture. Behind it, a Shinkansen train with a different design was coupled. Moreover, there were no seats inside. It wasn’t filled with people, but only stacks of cardboard boxes. In Read More …
The One about how Japanese public transportation, are being impacted by high oil prices
The prolonged turmoil in the Middle East is having a significant impact on public transportation, which is essential to the lives of many Japanese.
The One about “Reel Fishing: Days of Summer”
2026 REVIEW: Since 1996, “Fish Eyes” (Japan title, aka “Reel Fishing” internationally) have been entertainment fishing fans since its release for the Sony Playstation in 1996. The game would receive different developers with WestOne Bit Entertainment for “FishEyes Wild” for the Dreamcast, Sims Infinity for Read More …