Edo This Japanese Island Still Fears a 300-Year-Old Curse Involving Seven Monks 【The Island of Exile and Mystery】Roughly 300 kilometers south of mainland Japan lies Hachijo Island—a remote volcanic ou... 2025.05.08 Edo
Japanese History Healing Prayers in Osaka, Japan: Ishikiri Shrine and Its Fortune-Telling Street From Tumor Cures to Cancer Prayers: Ishikiri Shrine, a Spiritual Power Spot in Eastern OsakaIshikiri Tsurugiya Shrine, c... 2025.05.06 Japanese History
Modern Europe France’s High-Class Courtesans: The Women Who Enchanted Parisian High Society 【The Enigmatic World of Courtesans in Belle Époque Paris】Late 19th-century Paris was a city of glittering contradictions... 2025.05.04 Modern Europe
Edo Japan’s First Beauty Icons: How Art and Strategy Made Three Ordinary Women Famous In today’s world, beauty is promoted through mass media—TV, magazines, and social media influencers. But in 18th-century... 2025.05.03 Edo
Western History 8 Strangest Historical Deaths: Ancient Darwin Awards of History Death is a constant in human history—but the ways people die can vary wildly. Some go with dignity.Others... not so much... 2025.05.02 Western History
News Taiwan Prepares for War: Mandatory Service, Gun Training, and Shelter Apps As tensions escalate across the Taiwan Strait, Taiwanese society is undergoing concrete changes to prepare for a potenti... 2025.05.01 News
Han The Strongest Man in Ancient China: Why Did Xiang Yu Lose to Liu Bang? At the end of the 3rd century BCE, ancient China was plunged into chaos after the death of the First Emperor of Qin. In ... 2025.05.01 Han
News Global Military Spending Surges to Record Highs – Is World War III Becoming Inevitable? According to the 2024 annual report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), global military spe... 2025.04.30 News
Modern Europe The Unconquerable Beauty: Eugénie, the Noblewoman Who Captivated Napoleon III Napoleon III, known formally as Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, was the nephew of Napoleon I and reigned as Emperor of the Fre... 2025.04.29 Modern Europe
Edo The Tragic Fate of Osayo: A Young Girl Sold to the Pleasure Quarters in Edo-Era Japan In a quiet corner of Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture, stands a humble mound known as Osayo-zuka.This memorial was built in... 2025.04.29 Edo
News China’s Growing Preparations for a Taiwan Invasion: Inside the 2027 Short-Term Battle Scenario Under the leadership of Xi Jinping, China continues to uphold the "One China" principle, viewing Taiwan as an inseparabl... 2025.04.29 News
Azuchi-Momoyama Why Was Oda Nobunaga So Powerful? The Hidden Key Was His Mastery of Information IntroductionIn the chaotic Sengoku period, a warlord's survival depended entirely on their own abilities.Prosperity in t... 2025.04.27 Azuchi-Momoyama