Walking the streets of Akihabara, hunting for rare figures in Nakano, and visiting the Godzilla head in Shinjuku can take a toll even on the strongest “warriors.” Even the King of the Monsters needs a break after a long journey! At our clinic in Yurigaoka, Tokyo, you aren’t just a

“Tokyo’s Ultimate Geek Wellness Center” Welcome to my personal collection! Before we dive in, please note: This is my private collection, not for sale or direct commercial promotion. Now, let’s look at a hero! Today, we’re taking a close look at [ULTRAMAN]. Look at the incredible detail on the suit,

Have you ever experienced persistent pain, swelling, or eventual deformation in the first joint of your fingers? The first joint of the finger is called the DIP (Distal Interphalangeal) joint. The condition where deformation occurs in this finger joint is known as Heberden’s Node. While the extent of the deformation

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