Fujin Raijin is a stupendous, almost terrifying record that shatters any and all expectations during its six tracks. Min-Yoh is Japanese folk music or folk songs in the way we westerners understand ...

The second car of the Fujin-Raijin II roller coaster derailed and leaned outward, apparently causing a woman in her 20s to slam into a handrail along the track at about 1 p.m., the police said.

More than 20 years after the park opened, passengers took the first ride on the Fujin Raijin II, a six-car rollercoaster that travelled along more than a kilometre of track, twisting and turning ...

In 1970, an amusement park by the name Expoland was opened in Japan. The park gained notable popularity and ran successfully for 37 years until 2007 when a roller coaster (Fujin Raijin II ...

It houses various artworks but is particularly famous for the designated national treasure 'Fujin-Raijin' ('The Wind and Thunder Gods'), a gold-leaf embellished screen painting by the 17th-century ...

The scrolls reproduce “Fujin Raijin zu Byobu” (Wind god and thunder god screens), designated as a national treasure and a masterpiece by Tawaraya Sotatsu, a painter active in the Edo Period ...

The music on Fujin Raijin feels less familiar, with the Japanese folk sound being foreign to most of our ears—edgier and more "out there," as they say. The Min-Yoh Ensemble (Min-Yoh means folk music ...