The Journey’s End: Fukushima Airport This marks the final stop of our journey in the Land of Light: Fukushima Airport. At Fukushima Airport, a permanent exhibition featuring Ultraman statues and dioramas used in filming and other activities is on display. This exhibit is a collaborative effort with Tsuburaya Productions Co.,

On the second day, the first place we visited was the Sukagawa Tokusatsu Archives Center. Here, one can gain a deep understanding of the history and culture of tokusatsu (special effects filmmaking) established by Director Eiji Tsuburaya, who is known as the “God of Special Effects.” Through the collection, preservation,

The Eiji Tsuburaya Museum celebrates and honors the achievements of Sukagawa native and “God of Special Effects,” Eiji Tsuburaya, while also fostering the next generation of talent. The museum is divided into four main areas: “Eiji Tsuburaya Chronicle Box“ “Fantasy Atelier“ “Special Effects Studio“ “Eiji Tsuburaya Network Wall“ I was

I recently took a trip to Sukagawa City, Fukushima—the official sister city of Ultraman’s home, the Land of Light! It was an incredible pilgrimage, seeing all the monuments of our favorite Ultra Heroes and Kaiju installed throughout the town. It’s a true must-see for any Tokusatsu fan visiting Japan! Sukagawa

At our salon, as mentioned earlier, we incorporate carbonated mist into our treatments. By using carbonated mist, you can experience better results compared to standard treatments due to the following effects: The Effects of Carbonated Mist Improved blood circulation leads to increased body temperature, softened muscles, and the alleviation of

At my salon, I primarily focus on cranial bone adjustments, and I also incorporate carbonated mist in combination with muscle and joint adjustments during my treatments.Many people are surprised when they first hear the term “cranial adjustment.” The word for skull in Japanese is commonly read as “zugai” but in