One of the biggest mysteries of One Piece‘s Wano Country arc has been how the people of Ebisu Town are always laughing, and the newest episode ended with a cliffhanger revealing why they are ...

As if to further punish the citizens in Wano Country, Kurozumi Orochi distributed the half-eaten failed SMILE Devil Fruit to the peasant citizens residing in Ebisu Town. As only one bite is needed ...

Ebisu, the lucky patron of fisherman and tradespeople. A large poster for the newly opened Yebisu Brewery Tokyo hangs above him, and it dawns on you that this is a beer town. In a time of both ...

Zoro and Tonoyasu arrive in Ebisu Town. The residents are happy to see Tonoyasu back in town and welcome Zoro. Despite their dire poverty, they are merry and are always laughing. Show more Zoro ...

Ebisu Life Store will open its first store in North Carolina near N.C. State in Raleigh. Renee Umsted [email protected] A Japanese “life” store is opening its first North Carolina ...

It's not all modern sushi rolls here, though, and Ebisu might be one of the best lunch options in town, with affordable combinations and sushi options. One of my writers joined me midday midweek ...

Toko's father, Tonoyasu, also known as Yasu, was a resident of the Ebisu Town in the Wano Country. He was a humble, cheerful man who lived to see the smiles on the faces of his fellow townsfolk.

In the post, Kumakubo talks about the "High cost and high risk due to high power and high grip," and how it seemed to be only a matter of time before one of Minami's many crashes turned fatal.

Honolu is set down a sloped street right next to the end of the skywalk leading from Ebisu Station. The counter can seat six people if everyone squeezes, but luckily they also have some Japanese ...

So, naturally, Japan put its own spin on the idea at Ebisu Circuit: the Drift Taxi. It's one of the few times we'd gladly be driven around by someone else. Team Orange has this Toyota JZX110 Mark ...

20 restaurants in Ebisu come together for this mouth-watering cook-off that's aiming to reveal, once and for all, which dish goes best with the area's signature beverage. Hop around the eateries ...

There’s nothing like Matsuri at Ebisu Circuit. Three times a year—spring, summer and autumn—Japan’s drifting mecca leaves its gates open for 36 straight hours. While the Matsuri was always ...