by Simon Pilling, specialist in Japanese lacquer ware Lacquer – the most perfect and finest objects ever issue…
From the Japan Times https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2018/04/03/arts/art-met-craft-meiji-era-japan/#.W3LU…
by Dasha Klyachko, specialist in Japanese contemporary glass …
by Russel Wong in an article from the Kyoto Journal The announcement that the Hotel Okura was slated for demol…
Historically, the most popular musical in Japan
by Robert Yellin, specialist in Japanese ceramics The perks and pressures of being the son of someone famous c…
Hands & Earth: Six Perspectives on Japanese Contemporary Ceramics . . Now open at the Lowe Art Museum M…
Koho Tatsumura Nishiki Weaving for the 21st Century. Japanese weaving is so intricate and thus so stunningly beautiful that experts worldwide have come to both describe it and distinguish it from ordinary brocade simply by using its Japanese name, Nishiki (pronounced as in knee-she-key.)
6 minutes: Tsuru no Sugomori (Nesting of Cranes) is performed by Kohachiro MIYATA on the shakuhachi bamboo fl…
