Asako Tsuji is a socially conscious creative director involved in women’s empowerment. She speaks to us about the importance of awareness and Japan’s intolerance towards ambiguity.

What does it mean to express through music for a 23-year-old singer/songwriter from New York, who interprets Pop in a new form?

Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design and British culture magazine The Face are releasing a collaboration with items featuring The Face’s past covers and logo. I asked Fujiwara about London in the ‘80s and how he first came across The Face.

When they act, some actors are in the zone from head to toe, and such is the case in two films called From Miyamoto to You and 100 Yen Love.

One year has passed since the “The Fashion Pct” created in 2019. Consider the results obtained and future issues with examples of each brand.

Shintaro Sakamoto is releasing 7-inch singles in both November and December. He talks about the background behind his music and what’s been on his mind lately.

Based in Berlin, Chiharu Shiota is a Japanese artist who has had over 300 exhibitions worldwide. We talked to Shiota about her thoughts on the body and soul, as well as the future of her artistic expression.

In this series, we unravel the words of different intellectuals in regards to post-corona art. For the first volume, we interviewed Galerie PERROTIN’s Asia-Pacific Partner Etsuko Nakajima.

This series of columns introduces the rich culture of Asian films from countries such as South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines. It also aims to investigate the similarities and differences between Japanese films and other Asian films.

This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in Japan in eight years. He talks about the significance of the chrysanthemum in “Dream Road,” his first gallery exhibition in Japan.

Arata Fujiwara, the founder of KUON, lived a life outside of the fashion world until he entered his 30s. We look back at his brand’s growth and backstory.

Film Director Takuya Uchiyama talks about the message he hopes to send through his film, “Sasaki In My Mind.”

Videographer Hiroo Tanaka continues to follow Nick Nowak, an artist who continues to build sound tanks by modifying speakers inspired by Cold War-era sound weapons.

Born in Korea and raised in LA, CIFIKA is one of the world’s most notable electronic artists. She continues to innovate the Korean music scene with her iconic style, and has released her long-awaited 1st full album, HANA.

The RISIKO media freely connects German music advancing into the Galapagos. We talk with the Japanese editor-in-chief about the launch.

SKWAT has breathed new life into one open space. What does it mean to reconstruct a once-existing place and the human stories they have?

[Shockwaves in Contemporary Music and Fashion] Vol. 3: The unstoppable force of Gucci and its influence on the possibilities of rap

“I expressed whatever is in my archive of things that I like and want to do,” comments Hiroshi Fujiwara about his new original album, which came out after three years since the last one. In this interview, I asked him about his music production process as a trendsetting musician.

Megane, an actress and popular Youtuber with nearly 350,000 subscribers, gives her tips on expressing yourself on social media.

Will Ellsworth-Jones, the author of “Banksy: The Man Behind the Wall” talks about the street artist whose identity remains unknown. Interviewed by aggiiiiiii from the translation team of the book’s Japanese edition.

Tomo Kosuga, an art producer living in Amsterdam, explores photography around the world today in this series of columns. In his second installment, he analyzes the changes a photographer garnering attention worldwide, Alec Soth, has undergone.

One of the most influential artists of our time, OPN, recently released his long-awaited album, “Magic Oneohtrix Point Never.” Critic Shun Fushimi asks OPN 10 questions, diving deeper into the background behind the new album and OPN’s creative philosophy.

This is the first of a series of articles by Daniel Takeda, a music agent and up-and-coming journalist gaining attention for their perspective on Generation Z. The first of the series will encompass the “Gen Z values” involving four topics: “Diversity and Identity,” “Activism,” “Anti-Capitalist Politics,” and “Gender and Sexuality.

Nicolas Ouchenir, a calligrapher with a constant love call from luxury brands. Talk about the environment that changed drastically in COVID-19 and his feelings for Japan.

Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa won the Silver Lion for best director at the Venice International Film Festival for Wife of a Spy. What did he reveal in his first-ever historical drama? What questions did he raise in the film?

An exhibition about the cross-cultural and artistic exchange between Japan and France will be held at the Pola Museum of Art from November 14th. Yasumasa Morimura shares his thoughts on the exhibition.

Ryohei Kamide is the director and producer of the TV series Hyper HardBoiled Gourmet Report, and works for TV Tokyo. In part I, he talked about how programs are built on traditional values, the fundamental issue of TV, and so forth.

Two zine lovers select their favorite seven zines published by Swiss independent publication company “innen.” While reminiscing about the good old days, they pleasantly talk about this and that.