‘The hanging Edison lightbulbs gave the room a warm hue and the many, tiny cooking items filled the brewing area showing Cha-ology’s commitment to serving the finest tea’

In Japan, a small consumer electronics company called Nintendo was having lots of success with their console the Famicom. Wanting to garner international success, they locked their sights on the USA

Seoul Kimchi is a charming and family-oriented neighbourhood restaurant, writes Felix Sanders

”It was yakitori, a long open flame grill, the soaring fire reflected in the beads of sweat that adorned the grillmans forehead like a crown. Fred said he looked like Charles Bronson”

Perisha Kudhail shows that purple and green must always be seen

Kyle Zabawa takes on Kawaii Culture, discussing psychology, Gwen Stefani and feminism in the process

With 2015 drawing to a close, the Mancunion SPORT team have come together to discuss our favourite moments of this calendar year!

With artificial intelligence becoming more and more sophisticated, Ed John fears that we are undermining human experience

A Japanese minister has called for universities to teach subjects that “better meet society’s needs,” resulting in institutions closing or severely cutting humanities, social science and law departments

“Don’t make me sound like a bitch: I’ll kill you.” Robert Firth speaks to student Asha about English guys, interrail twats and peeing herself

With the development of a new app controlled bra, isn’t it time that technology left our love lives alone?

Robert Muirhead looks at one of gaming’s weirdest franchises

Elizabeth Harper looks at the increasing importance of Tokyo Fashion Week and what it has to offer this October.