A YOUNG woman has revealed how she became a Japanese pop star while dancing in her bedroom as a teen. Becki, once known as ...

Oshi no Ko's manga just ended, making now a perfect time to reflect on the series as a whole. Many idol anime and manga tend ...

To a 37-year-old company employee in Tokyo, the "cute" Japanese spoken by members of globally popular South Korean BTS during ...

In 2005, Haruna Kojima became one of the inaugural members of AKB48, the Akihabara-based multi-vocalist unit that would go on to dominate the Japanese idol singer scene for the next several years.

Fans are buzzing after news broke of a relationship between Yagi Yusei, a popular Japanese idol group FANTASTICS member from ...

Pink Lady’s meteoric rise in Japan was exceptional—but it also helped define a broader phenomenon known as Japanese “idol” culture, which is still going strong today. For this special ...

who was described as a 21-year-old "Japanese idol" in local media reports. The suspect told police that after zooming in on the image of her eyes, he used Google Street View to identify the station.

The niche they carved out in the Japanese entertainment industry is now filled by popular idol groups like AKB48, Nogizaka46, and Momoiro Clover Z. But the idol industry has a dark side.

Widely celebrated as the “Beauty of Four Thousand Years”, Ju Jingyi is a Chinese singer, actress, and dancer best known for her ethereal aura and as a former member of the idol group SNH48.

Phantom Siita is heading to Manila next year! On Instagram, the Japanese idol group announced that its first world tour, "Moth to a Flame," will kick off in 2025, with Manila among its stops. The ...

In her day job, the young Japanese woman is one of the seven members of the popular K-pop group Billlie. “I want to be a bridge between Japan and South Korea,” Tsuki said. Her radio program ...

Lesson plan: How to make a transmission hologram He was among 3,700 Japanese who signed up for marriage registration forms offered by tech developer Gatebox in 2017, enabling them to “wed ...