KNOW JAPAN - WAFUU

Why Tokyo's Trains Sing: Toyco's Sound Trains and Buses, Led by the Yamanote Line E235

Toyco (トイコー), a toy maker in Sumida, Tokyo, makes sound trains and buses that play Japanese station announcements, departure melodies, Shinkansen chimes and the bus stop button's "tsugi tomarimasu....
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Choosing a NAGAOKA MP Cartridge: MP-100 to MP-700, H Versions and JN-P Styli Compared

Nagaoka's MP ladder runs from the entry MP-100 to the top-model MP-700, each sold mounted on a headshell (H), bare, and as a JN-P replacement stylus, plus a dedicated mono pair. By Nagaoka's own fi...
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Japanese 3D Blu-ray: Every 3D Title WAFÚÚ Has in Stock, and Whether Your Player Can Read It

Western studios wound down 3D Blu-ray; Japanese editions kept the 3D disc. A complete list of the 126 Japanese 3D-inclusive titles in stock, with the region and hardware facts that decide whether y...
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From Circuit Board to Gunpla Runner: The KEIBA MN-A05 and Japan's 400-Year Tool Town

The KEIBA Micro Nipper MN-A05 is a 125 mm electronics-bench cutter made in Sanjo, Niigata, by Maruto Hasegawa, a pliers maker founded in 1924 in a town that has forged since the 1600s. The maker it...
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Why Tonkatsu Comes Buried in Cabbage and the Peeler Built to Shred It: NONOJI Cabbapy MAX

Japan eats its pork cutlet under a cold mound of raw shredded cabbage, a habit that spread with the tonkatsu boom of late Meiji and Taisho. The NONOJI Cabbapy MAX is the two-blade shredder built to...
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The Pocket Washlet: Japan's Wash-Not-Wipe Habit and the Bidet You Can Carry (TOTO YEW350)

Japan is the country where washing replaced wiping, and the TOTO Travel Handy Washlet YEW350 is what an 82%-bidet-seat country carries to the hotels and flights that have none: a 180 mL tank, one A...
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