The first Neko-helmet was produced for a festival of Japanese culture in 2011, but it proved so popular, it is now available for sale from US$495 to $660, depending on clouds and graphics which ...

Well, for that, we look at the Japanese idea of Nekomimi. This is a trend where anime and manga depict human characters with cat-like features such as cat ears, cat tails, and sharp teeth.

Randoseru are designed to be carried by Japanese elementary school kids, but just these cat-eared one are actually from French fashion company Paul & Joe. While the adorable ears are the first thing ...

Remember those hilariously bizarre Japanese cat ears you could manipulate with your mind? If you have a 3D printer, a Mindwave headset, some technical know-how, and a little bit of elbow grease ...

Japan loves cats. A quick glance at anything related to Japanese pop culture will show you this: Hello Kitty. Cat cafes. Wearable electronic cat ears that respond to your emotional state ...

Japanese company Neurowear has taken the cat-ear headband trend to a whole new level. The latest version of its Necomimi cat ears are pretty darn realistic, mirroring your emotions right down to ...

Known as "Neko no Hi", it was chosen because the date's numerals, 2/22 (ni ni ni), are pronounced fairly closely to the sound a cat makes in Japan (nyan nyan nyan). You can play tricks on your cat ...