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Climbing Prodigy and New York Native Ashima Shiraishi is Using Her Voice
Ashima Shiraishi, a world-class female climber and dual Japanese and U.S. citizen, talks about the message she wants to send to the world. -
Slasher in the new gig economy seen by model / set designer Felix Gesnouin
Living flexibly along with the times; the digitization of business is ongoing with the introduction of telework, and new ways of working are expanding more and more. -
Why French people changed their vacation destination after the pandemic?
The value of vacation has been changed by COVID-19. Explore places that have be-come a popular destination alongside resort. -
Activist Rina Ishii on Japanese Society and Feminism
Rina Ishii is active in businesses and projects that empower women, such as her media outlet BLAST and period product brand Nagi. She discusses her thoughts on Japan’s current gender gap and where these problems may stem from. -
Looking Back on the History of Japan’s World-Class Tokusatsu: “TOKUSATSU-DNA ― ULTRAMAN Genealogy” Report
This exhibition is full of precious exhibitions by Ultraman, the origin of Japanese Tokusatsu culture. All past Ultraman have gathered. -
A sports park designed after popular Nike shoes has been completed
TOKYO SPORTS PLAYGROUND SPORT x ART, an outdoor sports facility designed by Nike will open on October 10th in Shin-Toyosu, Tokyo. -
“Recommending Solo Activity”: Sarah Drummond, an Australian forest fire monitor, advocates for “routines to make your personal time comfortable”
“Solo activity” is an opportunity to develop a new self through mental and social independence. A rule to fully spend time by yourself in the wilderness. -
Recommending the Solo life, New York sex educator Carly S. advocates “to be able to love yourself in solo sex”
The idea of being mentally independent and not depending on others is a chance to sprout a new self. A rule allowing you to accept yourself as you are through solo sex and be tolerant of others. -
Pondering on diversity and freedom at a kimono-wearing class in New York.
Essayist Iku Okada explores how to consider the culture of her home country in this era highlighted by multicultural coexistence in light of what she has learned attending kimono-wearing classes in New York. -
Before we lose “something” from Social media part 2. The potential for “connecting” and “disconnecting”
Replies of personal principles or claims through Social media. Considering ways to handle the discomfort towards Social media companies that do not follow reality.