Tomo Kosuga, an art producer living in Amsterdam, writes a column exploring photography around the world today. In the first installment, he thinks about gender through his analysis of the large-scale London photography exhibition, “Masculinities.”

The Salvages’ new sneakers are now available at “TOKiON the STORE”. Interview with back story of items with Earn Chen (The Salvages) and Douglas Hart, who worked with Barnzley on the D.I.Y. shirts.

Producer and MPC drum machine player STUTS explores boundaries and limitlessness with his mini-album, Contrast.

An essay by New York-based writer Iku Okada. Okada writes about the changes she noticed in New York City after returning from six months in Japan and the hope she was able to find.

HOME BOOK is an art book founded by three Japanese creators, with contributed works of celebrated artists. So far, they have published a Los Angeles edition and a New York edition and donated all profits. What thoughts and feelings did they pour into these books?

What sort of futuristic Asianness is illustrated in millennium parade’s music video for “Fly with me”? Dive into the world of Cyberpunk through a uniquely Japanese perspective.

TOKION spoke to CHAI about the concept behind their band and how the coronavirus has influenced their music.

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.

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.

TIDE is rapidly gaining recognition both at home and abroad and here he talks about his creations and the intention behind changing his name.

The value of vacation has been changed by COVID-19. Explore places that have be-come a popular destination alongside resort.

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.

This exhibition is full of precious exhibitions by Ultraman, the origin of Japanese Tokusatsu culture. All past Ultraman have gathered.

The beauty of the initial impulse or the absolute sense does not change. What does Nagi Yoshida see when she travels across the globe to practice photograph?

Born as the daughter of “Gambling King of Macao”, actor, singer Josie Ho is passionate about filmmaking in the turbulent Hong Kong.Josie Ho co-operates the movie production “852 FILMS” with her husband.

We asked Go Hiyama and Nakako about the backstory and goals of their project – AISO, which explores a new possibility of music.

What does the photographer Takashi Homma think about documentaries? I approach the idea through the documentary “Architecture, Time, and Kazuyo Sejima” which he directed and filmed.

In this series of articles, we invite a number of music-loving creators and cultural figures to talk to us about their favorite music and so on. Our first guest is ZOMBIE-CHANG.

This is the second round of a project first released in 2019 in which contemporary artists reinterpret Louis Vuitton’s iconic Capucines bag.

With more time in the studio, Kohei Nawa has been experimenting. The new work is an homage to the Kamakura period’s Kasuga Shinrokusha Rizushi.

How did Japanese artists from the 80s embrace Miles Davis’ venture into ‘proto-ambient’ music in the 70s? Music critic, Masaaki Hara unravels the thread that connects the two.

TOKYO SPORTS PLAYGROUND SPORT x ART, an outdoor sports facility designed by Nike will open on October 10th in Shin-Toyosu, Tokyo.

Jun Miyake, a musician based in Paris, is active on the world stage. “Stolen from Strangers” (2007), which was the introduction on the epic Lost Memory Theater, act-1 to act-3 (2013-2017) and was reprinted on an analog disc in April, 2007, is still fresh in my memory. From jazz and classical to chanson, electro, South American and Bulgarian voices, the music transcends borders and genres and even the concept of time. Though shaken by the corona virus pandemic, Jun Miyake, a rare musician, wrote a song for “TOKION.”

Amidst the pandemic, yahyel had a solo concert for the first time in two years. We spoke to the front man of the band, Shun Ikegai, after the event; how did his thoughts regarding live performance evolve? What was going on with yahyel?

Meitei is an artist creating music that encapsulates a “lost Japanese mood,” as he puts it. We talked about his personal history, which was shrouded in mystery until this point. He also taught us about his views on time and the genre he makes.

“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.