There are a lot of things fans can expect from My Hero Academia, and tragic origin stories are high on that list. Time and again, our favorite heroes and villains have broken our hearts with their ...

Shoji Morimoto, 39, has been hired more than 4,000 times since starting his unique “rental person” business in 2018 and, until recently, has been getting paid for “doing nothing.” ...

Shoji Morimoto has what some would see as a dream job: he gets paid to do pretty much nothing.

Shoji Tabuchi, a world-renowned fiddler, was a staple at the Grand Ole Opry as well as in Branson, Missouri. The musician died Aug. 11, 2023, at 79.

Shoji Morimoto, a former publishing company worker, rents himself out to simply be there for lonely folks — once even paid just to wave goodbye to one destitute traveler.

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A unique breed of omakase restaurant — one that channels sleek subtlety — will soon launch on West Town’s Chicago Avenue strip. The owners behind Omakase Shoji see themselves as as a quietly ...

Erik Shoji, who won a bronze medal for Team USA at the 2024 Olympics, explained how he and other professional volleyball players make money ...

A fearsome fight is going down between Shoji and Spinner in My Hero Academia 371.

Kamala Harris stopped by Shoji, a San Francisco Japanese restaurant, during her Bay Area visit for the Democratic National Convention.

Chapter 371 of My Hero Academia begins with Shoji directly confronting the monstrous new Spinner (who has since been manipulated into a terrible new form with All For One’s power) and asks about ...