VideoKenji Nakazato is a puzzle box designer in Hakone, Japan who is holding one of his creations that requires 119 moves of hidden panels to open. Think of a wooden box that is as large as a foot ...

Another puzzle box designer, Hiroshi Iwahara, recently created a design that requires 324 steps to solve. Perhaps one should be gifted to Quinton Jackson. He’s going to need the practice.

For this latest collaboration, Choi drew inspiration from intricate Japanese puzzle boxes. In the short film, a hand picks up an object from a Hermès store, which soon transforms into a watch box ...

We’ve seen (and yawned at) Adidas’s augmented-reality-equipped sneakers. Well check out Onitsuka Tiger’s new Web site and ad campaign–it’s AR come to life. That giant tansu puzzle box ...

Japanese puzzle boxes have been a thing in the country for centuries. However, the modern complex ones were created by a man named Akio Kamei in the 1980s.