Kyoto’s Newly Renovated Kyocera Museum of Art
the facade of the new museum, which re-opened on May 26, 2020Opened in 1933, the Kyoto Enthronement Memorial Museum of Art would go on to survive a world war and multiple natural disasters to be…
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the facade of the new museum, which re-opened on May 26, 2020Opened in 1933, the Kyoto Enthronement Memorial Museum of Art would go on to survive a world war and multiple natural disasters to be…
photo courtesy Sabogawa Koinobori Kawanagashi AssociationIn early May, Sabagawa River plays host to an unusual yet exquisite tradition. Colorful koinobori, which usually flutter in the wind, are…
The global pandemic has forced many workers to adapt to a new working environment. Namely, WFH, short for Work From Home. In fact, there’s no reason why half business, half relaxation can’t…
On May 6, Gifu City in central Japan recorded their 4th consecutive day of no newly reported cases of coronavirus. On that same day, local newspaper Gifu Shimbun ran a full page editorial encour…
Generally speaking, Japan has always been slow in adapting to online technology. So we’ve decided to put together a curated list of resources we think many of our readers will enjoy. Rhizom…
Roughly 100 years ago the 1918 pandemic, also known as the Spanish Flu, ravaged the world, infecting one-third of the planet’s population. Despite a significant lack of travel compared to t…
But they also offered up some good news for all the workers who are now confined to their homes. They made available a series of stills from their films that can be used as video conferencing ba…
Bespectacled Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka wanted to do something to help so he created a simple and easy way to make face shields. “I am grateful to the brave and dedicated healthcare work…
But some business have been coming up with innovative ways to continue engaging with their community. Enya, who we profiled last year, decided to upload an hour-long video of her bubbling h…
But from there the rate of infections were relatively slow compared to other nations and Japan had been slow in altering their behavior. The series of posters incorporate various objects that ar…