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- 1HoneyWorks and Hakoniwalily Release Anime Opening Theme▼HoneyWorks feat. Hakoniwalily Releases The World's Strongest Witch Anime Opening Song Music Video
HoneyWorks, featuring Hakoniwalily, has released the music video for the opening theme song of the anime The World's Strongest Witch. The track accompanies the series' broadcast and gives the duo's collaboration a prominent anime platform. Anime fans are sharing the video as the series draws attention, with the song expected to become closely tied to the show's identity.
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New Zealand's climate agencies, including NIWA and Earth Sciences New Zealand, have released their seasonal climate outlook for October to December 2026. The briefing sets out expected temperature, rainfall and broader climate conditions for the coming months, giving farmers, councils and the public guidance on what weather patterns to prepare for as the season approaches.
- 3Friar Park and Niwaki unveil gardening collaboration▼Friar Park and Niwaki’s collab is a gardener’s delight
Friar Park, the historic Oxfordshire estate and gardens once home to George Harrison, has teamed up with Japanese-inspired tool maker Niwaki on a collaboration described as a delight for gardening enthusiasts. The partnership pairs the estate's celebrated horticultural heritage with Niwaki's precision garden equipment, drawing attention from design and gardening audiences following coverage in Wallpaper*.
- 4Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa draws quiet admiration●Kenrokuen / Kanazawa My favourite spot in the garden. I sat there for over two hours :) https:// shiro-niwa.pref.ishikaw
Kenrokuen, one of Japan's most celebrated landscape gardens in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, is being praised by travellers. One visitor described finding a favourite spot in the garden and staying there for over two hours, sharing the garden's official English website for others planning a visit. The post highlights Kenrokuen's enduring appeal as a destination for peaceful sightseeing and photography.
- 5Niwaki teams up with Friar Park in gardening collaboration●Niwaki and Friar Park is the wholesome gardening collab we really needed
Japanese toolmaker Niwaki and Friar Park, the former home of Beatle George Harrison, have announced a collaboration centred on gardening. The partnership brings Niwaki's precision pruning tools together with the famous Oxfordshire garden, and is being welcomed as a feel-good story for horticulture fans.