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Bristles coated in a mineral finish, designed to be used with water alone. What that changes, what it does not, and how long one lasts. Read More

Cast metal disassembly puzzles graded on a six-level scale that is genuinely calibrated. Where to start, and why leve... Read More

Microcurrent, platinum coating and a kneading action — what the makers state, what is marketing, and how to buy the g... Read More

The handle should meet your wrist crease, and the cane goes in the hand opposite your weaker leg. Plus what Japan's S... Read More

Japanese rush-grass yoga mats smell of cut grass instead of rubber. But you cannot wash one, and it grips less than r... Read More

Japan's SG mark is not ASTM or EN, and the three do not transfer. What Japanese carriers do better for smaller frames... Read More

Nintendo has made hanafuda since 1889 and still does. The difference between hanafuda, karuta and Hyakunin Isshu, and... Read More

Mizuno and Srixon are already in your local pro shop. Which head shape suits your swing — and why visiting golfers fi... Read More

NJS-stamped keirin parts are probably already on your bike. Japan also runs an industrialised custom steel frame syst... Read More

English calls both "boar bristle". Japanese brushes separate soft pig bristle from stiff wild boar — and that decides... Read More