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Japanese menswear label Khoki showcased its Fall 2026 collection, aiming to clarify its design identity after last season's confusion. The show, held in designer Koki Abe's childhood home, incorporated family cushion covers and whimsical patchwork elements. Themes included flea markets, chaotic beauty, and American folk art.

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Japanese designer Mikio Sakabe presented his Fall 2026 collection in a 90-year-old haunted house in Tokyo, turning rooms into eerie scenes with models in cutesy outfits. The immersive experience drew screams from attendees, emphasizing atmosphere over clear views of the garments. Sakabe drew inspiration from Japanese horror to create a fantasy world around his designs.

Exclusive merchandise featuring Pokémon enjoying the Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town areas at Poképark KANTO is drawing fans' attention. This first-ever permanent outdoor Pokémon-themed facility opened earlier this month inside Yomiuriland amusement park.

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The Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line resumed operations around 11:42 a.m. on February 25 after a suspension caused by a train malfunction. The incident also led to temporary suspensions on sections of the connected Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line. Both lines returned to normal service.

Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department has referred two U.S. Marines to public prosecutors over cash thefts from restaurants. The pair are believed to have carried out more than 10 such crimes nationwide, causing over ¥10 million in damage. They admitted to the allegations, citing family medical expenses as the motive.

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JR East suspended services on the JR Yamanote Line's inner and outer loops around 8 p.m. on Friday due to an accident on the Saikyo Line. Operations resumed approximately 55 minutes later at around 8:55 p.m. The interruption stemmed from the incident on the parallel Saikyo Line, according to JR East.