A picture I posted of a Japanese Red Cross poster caused more backlash than I ever expected. Here’s why I posted it – and why this issue is important.
A look at how Japan’s two most prominent religions’ versions of hell shaped the story of its iconic jigokudani, or “hell valleys.”
Equal parts seriousness and absurdity, Matsumoto Toshio’s 1960 countercultural classic captures a tumultuous time in the history of modern Japan.
