TV producer of TV TOKYO Corporation, Nobuyuki Sakuma, chooses soul-stirring films that would have flipped his perspective as a teenager.

Inaba practices medicine based on how the Great East Japanese Earthquake informed his understanding of the world and the absoluteness of mortality. He initially became interested in Noh because it explores the intersection of life and death.

Discovering Berlin’s Lobe Block, where local culture is disseminated from new perspectives for the post-coronavirus era.

Ryoichi Niimoto, an author living in Brooklyn, explores thoughts of musicians put into their songs. The first of the series takes the latest Phoebe Bridgers’ song. She is becoming a popular newcomer not only in the US but also in Japan.

Adam Katz Sinding, is an American-born photographer, leads the world of street-style photography. How does the current world reflect in his eyes whose is flying around the world?

What does Morley Robertson, who says that the emotions felt from the evil the Covid-19a are tied up in the series, want to convey?

There’s something that medicine and art have in common; both fields restore this wholeness us humans have. We have our inner world of life and the outer world, filled with rules. Art is necessary to close the gaps that occur in the unconsciousness.

Daisuke Gemma talks to Jun Takahashi about his thoughts on music and the background behind his UNDERCOVER collection. What will be the result of their collaboration?

It started as a platform to develop multifaceted digital media, including magazines, E-commerce and the concept shop “TOKiON the STORE”.

What is the place of abstract paintings in digital era? French painter Pierre Soulages discusses his work with art curator Hans Ulrich Obrist.

Observations from the man behind the uniquely evolving mimetic croquettes. The Croket theory as presented by the artist, Yasumasa Morimura involves him disguising himself as various characters such as Van Gogh, Marilyn Monroe as well as others.

When it comes to creating, the huge amount of online content can be inspiring. But according to designer Kiko Kostadinov, the first thing you have to do is to look at yourself. Let’s learn how to look at ourselves in order to create.

“Doing things solo” is an opportunity to re-make oneself by establishing mental independence and freedom from dependence on others. Here are the rules for eating alone in New York, an idea that’s quickly becoming popular!

I always hated the sound of Shibuya, confessed composer and sound engineer, Seigen Ono to composer and artist, Shuta Hasunuma. What did Shibuya sound like during the state of emergency? Let’s listen to their recordings of the empty city.

“Trashion” come into fashion in Europe and America. Acceleration of efforts to deal with waste problems and environmental pollution by young designers in their late twenties.

Nothing is always perfect. Nothing never remains the same. Creativity can rise from instability. A break in a routine, irregularities in rhythm… In one word: stumbling. A study of the theme by Kyoto-based experimental band Kukangendai.

Does a bread kneader sound like a samba beat? A conversation between composer Seigen Ono and music critic Shinya Matsuyama. Let’s explore the boundaries between everyday sounds, or noise, and music.

Stones piled up without any preparatory drawings can become walls standing the test of time. For Suminori Awata, 15th generation stonemason, each and every stone finds a place in his work.