Skwat ignites a fresh spark in Japan’s overlooked urban corners, transforming them into dynamic living art installations. This Tokyo-based collective fuels community collaboration, turning forgotten spaces into vibrant hubs where creativity and meaningful social change come alive
Kuchisake-Onna, the chilling Slit-Mouthed Woman, stands as one of Japan’s most haunting urban legends. Roaming the streets of Tokyo with a mask concealing her dreadful secret, she confronts unsuspecting passersby with a chilling question: “Am I beautiful?”-before revealing her gruesome, slit-open mouth
Japanese leftists have playfully adopted melonpan, the beloved sweet bread, as a witty satirical symbol to mock the conservative Sanseito party. This viral meme brilliantly highlights the sharp political tensions and lively cultural satire energizing Tokyo’s vibrant scene
