Month: April 2026

Who’s a good girl who serves and protects? April is the start of the business and administrative years in Japan, and so many organizations are welcoming a fresh batch of…

For millennia, humans have navigated seas, rivers, and oceans as avenues for trade, exploration, conquest, and colonization. During the Age of Discovery—an era interwoven with what’s known as the Age…

Hello Kitty and friends’ tour of the country comes to its last stop in downtown Tokyo with a look back on 60 years of cuteness, Japanese-style. Many would say that…

Take a breath and get ready to hop back over the boards, because there's still lots to still figure out in the season's final three days.

In the mid-20th century, before preservation efforts revived Miami’s Art Deco South Beach neighborhood with bright colors and lavish hotels, the area was a whitewashed holiday haven for retirees. And…

There’s a major gray area in Japan’s new blue ticket cycling violation system. Bicycles are often a great way to thoroughly explore Japan’s local communities, providing more range than you’d…

Quick, the winningest American-born goalie in NHL history, had two of the most memorable Stanley Cup runs in recent memory.

At one point this season, the Jets were last in the league. How did they fall so far, so fast, and is there a solution in sight?

A more positive personal headspace helped Miller navigate New York's significant team struggles in 2025-26.

Here’s how the eight playoff teams in the West stack up to past Stanley Cup champions.