How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini BOOK REVIEW
It is very easy for people to believe that their way of thinking is the […]
Bookstores Around the World: Shanghai Foreign Languages Bookstore
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Junji Ito’s Frankenstein MANGA REVIEW
When it comes to adaptation, book-lovers often feel divided. Some welcome film adaptations; others don’t
Kabukicho, Tokyo: The Real-life Inspiration for Yakuza’s Kamurocho
What makes Sega’s Yakuza games the kings of the living, breathing open world? A pinch
The New Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan BOOK REVIEW
The subject of history is one that concerns politics, economics, and philosophy. Lessons from the
A Day Trip to Kamakura, Japan: What to Do
Kamakura is a small, historically-rich, quaint little town that sits an hour south of Tokyo,
The Underground Village by Kang Kyeong-ae BOOK REVIEW
Even if The Underground Village were to be underwhelming, it is worth attention for being
Bookstores Around the World: Itaewon Foreign Bookstore (Seoul, Korea)
When we travel or move abroad, there are often specific home comforts we seek out.
Bookstores Around the World: @Wonder (Tokyo, Japan)
Tokyo’s Jimbocho district is renowned for its 300+ bookstores, each offering something unique and exciting.
Ruby Chocolate Afternoon Tea at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo
It was a little over a year ago that a fourth type of chocolate was