With so much technology around us, we have almost forgotten the importance of the good old calendar, or have we? I would say that physical calendar still has its charm as compared to the digital interface of calendar apps like ...
Oni-gawara decorative roof tiles can usually be seen at the ends of the main ridge on ancient Japanese temple structures, shrines, and residences. Now, Japanese company Shinto Ltd. is bringing these ancient architectural pieces to your homes. The design studio ...
Japan–based company, Turn Over has very cleverly bagged the love for Japanese cuisine (especially sushi) by creating backpacks that look like a giant sushi. These bags are specifically designed to stand out in the crowd with their unique colorful look. Available in ...
In today’s digital era, people are constantly typing either on their laptops or smartphones. However, typing while sitting throughout the day is truly tiresome, as it strains your wrists. Not anymore, as a Japanese firm has come up with the cutest ...
iPhones are known for its superior quality sound, but what if you could get sound of live music through your iPhone? Well, a Japanese firm has created a small wooden Horn Speaker that delivers high quality sound like that of ...
Do you have an aspiring little chef in your house? Well, you can encourage his/her cooking interest with Danbokko Kitchen by Japanese startup Kayac. This smart toy kitchen helps your child to learn safe and fun cooking, using smartphone and ...
Although smartphones allow you to access nearly all Internet of Things with touch of your finger, but the only limitation is that you cannot use your smartphone while bathing. This is because all of the fear of damaging your smartphone ...
Japanese firm Barumyuda has launched the latest GreenFan with a significant evolution in terms of performance. The cordless sleek fan runs on a battery which can last up to 20 hours and can be charged using a dock charger that ...
If you want to add an Asian flair to your home décor, often Shoji screens are the first thing that comes into your mind. A typical Japanese Shoji screen includes a translucent washi paper in a frame made of wood. ...
We have all had our sweet reveries of those sleek Lambo door systems nonchalantly flaunted by the renowned sports cars. Well, Japanese company Sugatsune has tried their best to bring the same level of flair to our kitchens. The end result ...
