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CultureEntertainmentSocietyOct 20, 2026 Driven by the creative genius of Miyazaki Hayao and Takahata Isao, Studio Ghibli has crafted a landmark library of anime classics that revolutionized the industry in Japan and reshaped cinema worldwide.
Manabu Otsuka maintains that technology should assist artists, not replace them Updated on: 19 Oct 2026, 3:09 pm
Boss Fight Studio is bringing back their Hellboy figure as they reveal their new Box Full of Evil Bundle Pack
The cosy season has finally arrived in Japan, and here to herald its arrival is Studio Ghibli, with a duo ofbrand new blanket socks. Designed for homey nights in, these warm blanket socks will cuddle your feet and warm your heart, with Totoro and Jiji serving as our cuddle buddies.
SMAC Entertainment, Creative Artists Agency (CAA), and EverWonder Studio have launched Grand Slam of Flag, a global tournament series featuring top women’s national flag football teams and their federations. The series comes as women’s flag football builds toward its Olympic debut at LA28.
Japan has a knack for tapping into the human spirit and understanding what nourishes us as a species. One of the ways it does that is through stamp rallies, fulfilling our desire to collect things, achieve goals, and get our hands on a good freebie.
Studio Chikara has published Public Domain Funnies Comics #1, a new full-color 32-page anthology issue that collects three comic stories based on cartoons and comics that have entered the public domain. This exciting debut issue features novel takes on classic stories and characters. Read on for everything you need to know about Public Domain Funnies…
Finished with a Totoro netsuke that combines anime charm with centuries of Japanese tradition.
EXCLUSIVE: Thailand’s 13 Studio has joined forces with Japan’s Toei Company to make The Hanging Balloons, a Thai horror film from Japanese manga artist Junji Ito and Death Whisperer director Taweewat Wantha.
A Surrey studio boss said he felt excitement and “a little bit of fear” ahead of the launch of the first dedicated Star Wars racing game in more than twenty years