Kagome, which is a producer of Tomato products, developed a crazy wearable device to supply tomatoes while running. Why? Well, because Tomatoes help athletes during sport, especially runners to keep up their conditions and to reduce their fatigue. How

Hibiki Glass is the world's first interactive whisky glass, blending traditional Japanese design with innovative sensor technology. Tilting, touching, swirling, or drinking out of glass, produces audio and visual effects of the four seasons at Harmony Bar

A small village in northeast Japan famous for rice, Inakadate, was struggling with ageing and declining population along with drop in rice sales, since Japanese eating habits have shifted away from rice toward a more Western diet. Nevertheless, the villag

The Internet can only be seen and heard. But what if touching the internet became possible? Yahoo! Japan equipped its search function with a 3D printer, they called it 'Hands on search'. And what better place to test it, than in a school for blind kids? A

The Tokyo City Symphony has been created as a 10 year celebration for Roppongi Hills, which is themed on ‘Love Tokyo’ and ultimately aims for people to push for a more attractive and exciting world-class city.

This spot made for Toyota in 2006 shows a young man entering his car. Almost everything he uses is controlled by other people. This fits perfectly together with the tagline used in the commercial: “Human Touch”.

Japan, Japan… I love you! Remember the funny Soyjoy-commercial ? Well this commercial is even crazier, watch this crazy commercial where they promote Suntory’s Goma-Mugicha, tea for people who suffer from a high blood pressure.