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.

Exhibition of more than 500 items from 90 Japanese manga, anime, games and SFX films (tokusatsu) depicting the changes and characteristics of Tokyo.

Introducing An Paste Ice Lolly, a lolly of frozen Azuki bean paste, from TORAYA CAFÉ・AN STAND, reflects on the tradition-rich establishment and its commitment to going beyond the Japanese and western framework.

“The link between what we wear and how it makes us feel is undeniable,” says Dr. Dawnn Karen, a leader in the growing field of Fashion Psychology who pays close attention to the relationship between attire and attitude: not just how clothes make you look, but how they make you feel.

TV producer of TV TOKYO Corporation, Nobuyuki Sakuma talks about his movie recommendations and the memories attached to them.

The production company, WACK, which hosts such Idol groups as BiSH and Mameshiba No Taigun is putting on an exhibition titled ‘SCHOOL OF WACK’ at Shibuya’s Parco ‘Parco Museum Tokyo’ that will run until August 31. Here we will cover the state of affairs at the exhibition.

Colliu, who is active in two fields as both a model and an artist, is holding her solo exhibition “FOLKS!” during the coronavirus pandemic. Here she discusses the “relationship between the viewer and the piece” that is always on her mind.

Experience Raf Simons’s studio through a phone call. What did you get that you breathed into Almost Black?

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.

Berlin’s club culture has been hit hard by the COVID-19. Unravels the story of a free live video streaming service by a club commission that is breaking the status quo.

Tomomi Nishizawa, a continuously active artist, held a solo exhibition focusing on the ambiguity of the boundary between beauty and medicine. How does she perceive modern beauty?

Replies of personal principles or claims through Social media. Considering ways to handle the discomfort towards Social media companies that do not follow reality.

A new generation of entrepreneurs driving the improvement of waste problems in the European interior industry. Introducing upcycle ideas by designers and restaurant owner.

In the age of diversity, everyone is eager to differentiate. How will “discomfort” on social media, born in this age, change in the future?

Collaborators who have been friends for many years. The two men, who have been close friends both personally and professionally, discuss their collaborations since meeting 25 years ago, as well as the Japan that they both love.

How will the energetic creation of young people be inherited after Brexit, which will make a full transition at the end of December?

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?