A photographer’s journey through the rich texture of Japan’s vibrant megacity
For National Geographic magazine’s Cities Issue, I walked across Tokyo, the world’s most populous city. The di…
For National Geographic magazine’s Cities Issue, I walked across Tokyo, the world’s most populous city. The di…
The foodie’s foodie, Mora Chartrand-Grant, shares about her donabe. Steve Beimel: Mora—So you fina…
One of the great delights of Japan travelis to literally stumble uponan ingenious work of art under your feet….
Call her works playful. Call them sensuous. Call them decorative, even, and ceramic artist Yuriko Matsuda won’…
New York Times article: Designer for a Postwar World by Amy Qin NAHA, Japan — He has been called the “emperor …
From ArchDaily by María Francisca González Arata Isozaki, the Japanese architect and winner of the Pitzker Pri…
By Ben Dooley, New York Times article Donald Keene, whose translations of Japanese literature into English and…
At age 91, artist Toshiko Okanoue is very much in the spotlight. An influential publisher just released a book…
Text and Photos by Alice Gordenker Masao Nagata of Nagata Indigo Dyeing Works (長田染工場) in Izumo, Shimane demons…