Hanami meets anime in these 3 kawaii anime episodes that feature a cherry blossom viewing picnic. Did your favorite make the list?

In Japan, you’re bound to see long rows of brightly colored vending machines that hold dozens of small capsule balls containing toys, keychains, and more.

Don’t have cherry blossom near you? Animal Crossing has you covered with their cherry blossom season festivities!

Need more kawaii in your life? Check out which cherry blossom items from the Sanrio Store in Japan that you need this spring!

Looking for a fun springtime activity? Why not try hanami, the Japanese custom of having a picnic under the blooming cherry blossoms!

Ever wonder what you might be missing from Sailor Moon by watching it in English? YumeTwins has your back with the Japanese Sailor Moon experience.

Trying to get into the Japanese Idol scene but don’t know where to start? We’ve got this quick and easy guide to the types of Japanese idols out there, so you can dive straight into it!

Mahou Shoujo, or Magical Girl anime, is a staple of J-pop culture recognized by some common tropes…

Character cafes are an excellent place to unwind, pay tribute to your favorite characters and eat themed food…

Ever wonder why Sailor Moon’s name is sometimes Usagi and sometimes Serena? Or why she seemed to love weird shaped donuts? Check out what you might have missed watching Sailor Moon in English.

Magical girl transformation sequences are a significant and sentimental part of the magical girl genre. Whether it’s for fighting bad guys, romancing a love interest, or simply for the sake of fashion…

In Part 2, learn more about the Sailor Scouts that represent the outer planets as well as Sailor Chibi Moon!