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The True Essence of Street Art As Seen In Artist REMIO’s Graffiti
REMIO participates in HUF’s first event for NFT holders. We interviewed him about the appeal of the art. -
“Increase” and “Collapse”: Two Key Movements of the Movie “The Boy and the Heron”
How did cultural critic Shun Fushimi look at “The Boy and the Heron”, Miyazaki’s first movie in 10 years? -
Android Opera®︎ MIRROR, a Live Report From the Paris Théâtre du Châtelet: Series “MASSIVE LIFE FLOW — Keiichiro Shibuya’s Current Thoughts”, Part 11
In the 11th installment of the series, we bring you the official live report of the Android Opera®︎ MIRROR at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, which took place for three days starting June 21st, along with some of the video footage of the performance that was released today. -
K-book Store in Tokyo: Chekccori Is a Sanctuary Celebrating South Korean Literature
South Korean literature is increasingly popular amid the fourth wave of the Hallyu boom. Kim Seung-bok, who founded Cuon, a publishing company specializing in South Korean content, possesses a wide range of literary works. -
J-Beauty report from Europe Vol. 10: a poetic story of Floraïku Paris spun with haiku and scent
This series introduces J-Beauty brands in Europe from the perspective of Keiko Suyama, whose company Dessigne consults in the entry of Japanese beauty brands to the European market. For the ninth installment of this series, we feature Floraïku Paris. -
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TOKION Vol. 1 released on July 28 Special feature “OBSERVE”
The culture magazine “TOKION”, which was first published in 1996, is now back in print. Under the theme of “sending Japan’s cutting edge culture to the world”, the magazine and the web, the shop will be opened in Shibuya Miyashita park. -
An interview with Soshina from Shimofuri Myojo on His Song for “Ao no Orchestra”: The creative realm where his comedic and musical sensibilities intersect
Comedian and music producer Soshina talks about his passion for music, what comedy and music share in common, and his song, “Yusari no Kanon feat. Yuika,” the ED song for the anime Ao no Orchestra. -
From Modeling to Art World; Why PERROTIN director Angela Reynolds made a significant career shift
Angela Reynolds talks about her transition into a new world in her 30s, having had no experience in the art industry. -
時音 Vol. 22: Author Mieko Kawakami Asks, “How Do You Want to Live?” in Sisters in Yellow
An interview with author Mieko Kawakami on what she poured into Sisters in Yellow and her role as an author. - SponsoredCardboard Artist Tomotatsu Gima Reimagines Gucci Sneakers with Sustainable Materials
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- SponsoredGeneral director Yoichi Ochiai speaks on the diversity of bodies celebrated by True Colors FASHION
- SponsoredTOKION Vol. 1 released on July 28 Special feature “OBSERVE”
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SupernaturalDeluxe’s ideal form of community:Interview with Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman Part 2
SupernaturalDeluxe formed in Kamogawa as a creative laboratory. Co-Directors Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman talk about the basic philosophy and goals behind the project. -
SupernaturalDeluxe, A Place for New Experiments: Interview with Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman -Part 1
Mike Kubeck, director of the legendary SuperDeluxe, a live space in Nishi-Azabu where a number of experimental events were held nightly, talks about the background of the unique development of the space. -
A Hybrid of Technology and Oil Painting: Emma Webster’s Landscape on the boundary
Emma Webster, a landscape painter with a hybrid worldview that combines technology and oil painting, talks about her creativity. -
An Interview with British Designer Aries Moross Part2: On Japanese Culture, Transness and Being Politically Conscious
An extensive interview with British designer Aries Moross. In Part 2, Aries shares their perception of Japanese culture, why and how they try to empower LGBTQIA+ communities. -
An Interview with British Designer Aries Moross Part 1: On Their Identity, Aesthetics and Creative Career
An extensive interview with British designer Aries Moross. In Part 1, Aries shares stories around their identity, secret of their creative practices and design as a career. -
Interview with Christoph Brunnquell: Tireless and Borderless Pursuit of Art
Christoph Brunnquell, longtime director of the fashion magazine Purple and the traditional French national newspaper Le Figaro, has released an art book EX PURPLE EX FIGARO. The interview focuses on his borderless pursuit of art. -
Nick Wooster’s Path and the Possibilities of Japanese Mode Fashion
Nick Wooster is a star of men’s fashion who knows the world of fashion. He talks about his history and the current state of Japanese fashion. -
“e o” and cero’s new approach to music production: Bedroom Recording, Discussion, and Perfume-like Lyrics
Interview with cero on the release of their new album “e o”. -
J-Beauty report from Europe Vol. 9: IPSUM ALII maximizes the power of traditional medicine Kampo and bring J-Beauty rituals to the world.
This series introduces J-Beauty brands in Europe from the perspective of Keiko Suyama, whose company Dessigne consults in the entry of Japanese beauty brands to the European market. For the ninth installment of this series, we feature IPSUM ALII. -
Art Series “The Shape of Borders” Vol. 13: The Challenges of Using “Invisible” Art as a Catalyst for Shaping Society
This series focuses on art in future society from the words of intellectuals. In the 13th installment, we interviewed two members of “inVisible”, a non-profit organization that develops projects which incorporate community engagement. -
Eighteen Years of Connecting Artists and the Scene:Aaron Fabian of innen Talks about ZINE Culture
We interviewed Aaron Fabian of “innen,” which celebrates its 18th anniversary, about everything from his first encounter with zines to the secret story behind his work with artists. -
Interview with Photographer Masataka Ishida:On South London in 1984, and Scenes from Days of Lovers’ Rock
In April, photographer Masataka Ishida held an exhibition at JULY TREE in Shinsen, Tokyo, consisting of 36 photographs of people and cityscapes in Brixton and other cities, and sound system events he visited in 1984. We interviewed Ishida about his memories of that time and the history of lovers’ rock. -
A Dialogue Between a Father and Daughter Via a Videotape: Charlotte Wells, the Director of Aftersun, on Imagination and Memories
We present to you an interview with Charlotte Wells, the director of the film Aftersun. We spoke to her about the making of her feature-length debut. -
Reflecting on Photographer Kyoji Takahashi’s Timeline Part Two: The Power of Expression That Refuses Categorization
An interview with Kyoji Takahashi on his roots and new work. In part two, we asked extensively about how he started pursuing a career in photography and the boundary between advertising and art. -
Reflecting on Photographer Kyoji Takahashi’s Timeline Part One: A Collage of Image Fragments Weaves Words
An interview with Kyoji Takahashi on his roots and new work. In volume one, we asked him about the process behind the “Void” exhibition held in Kyoto. -
Preserving Japan’s Past Treasures for the Next Generation: The Ideal Future Envisioned by ReBuilding Center JAPAN Representative Tadafumi Azuno
Interview with Tadafumi Azuno, representative of ReBuilding Center JAPAN. They work towards a better future by turning their focus to Japan after exploring the world. -
Interview with Fashion Designer Ryunosuke Okazaki: On Vital Instincts Expressed through Symmetrical Forms and Solo Sculpture Exhibition “002” in Resonance with Prayer
We interviewed Ryunosuke Okazaki, designer of the Japanese fashion label RYUNOSUKE OKAZAKI, whose solo exhibition “002” was held in April, about his thoughts on his most recent works. -
“The Best Part of My Art is Surprising People”—Artist Hajime Sorayama’s Evolution and Creative Philosophy
Painter/illustrator Hajime Sorayama’s new exhibition, Space Traveler, is currently showing at three venues in Tokyo. Sorayama shared intimate details about his latest works and creative philosophy at one of the venues. -
COMPUMA’s Solo Album A View: How Does a Sound Developed Over a Long Career Take Shape?
Last year, COMPUMA released his first solo album A View, as well as a DVD with analog and video works. We dive into the background of his work spanning thirty years. -
Depicting The Spirit of Jazz; Interview with “BLUE GIANT” Story Director NUMBER 8 on His First Novel “Piano Man” and The Background of Its Creation
NUMBER 8 talks about the stories behind the creation of a spin-off novel of “BLUE GIANT,” the pains and joys of the creative process, and the drama of jazz and human beings.