Kokichi Sugihara specializes in the impossible. He creates mind-bending physical objects that look and behave in incredible ways when seen from the right angle, such as marbles that roll uphill or ...

Kokichi Muta from Jujutsu Kaisen is a fascinating character. Born with severe physical limitations, including a missing right arm, non-functioning legs, and hypersensitive skin, he gained ...

Japan celebrated Kokichi Tsuburaya when he won bronze in the 1964 Olympic marathon in Tokyo. But he died believing he had let his country down. By Ken Belson Follow our live coverage of the Tokyo ...

Kokichi Muta is one of the intriguing characters in Jujutsu Kaisen who uses the cursed corpse Mechamaru as a proxy to attend the Kyoto Jujutsu High.

However, despite his self-proclaimed reputation as a liar, Kokichi is revealed to have more complex motivations than being obnoxious. This is revealed throughout the game, but particularly within ...

As you progress through the Spooky Swamp in Hello Kitty Island Adventure, you’ll need to find the Witch Hat and Witch Dress to fool the guard Nul. Turns out they’re tied to a quest, and going ...

Hello Kitty and Cinnamoroll will visit the manor on Dec. 28. Plush-version pets designed in their image will be available! ... Kaede, Miu, Kokichi and Rantaro to the game as costumes.

When inventor Thomas Edison saw Kokichi Mikimoto’s pearls, he couldn’t believe they were cultivated. After meeting in 1927, Edison wrote to him: “This isn't a cultured pearl, it's a real pearl.

Despite earning a bronze in the marathon at the Tokyo Games in 1964, Kokichi Tsuburaya was plunged into a downward spiral until his tragic end. Subscribe . Digital Print . March 29, 2025 .

Mathematician Kokichi Sugihara, of Meiji University in Japan, once again proves he’s the greatest illusion inventor of our time. Instead of just creating ...

Professor Kokichi Sugihara uses his background in mathematical engineering to create mind-bending 3D objects that change shape based on how you look at them.

Professor Kokichi Sugihara uses his background in mathematical engineering to create mind-bending 3D objects that change shape based on how you look at them.