Discover more about the Japanese aesthetic – unique forms of expression born of ever-changing seasons and stunning natural landscapes.
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition, Vol. 8: Duchamp and Japanese Art
Getting the Most out of That Exhibition, Vol. 7: How Tsuguharu Foujita achieved international renown.
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition, Vol. 5: The Ornamental Excess of Jōmon Art - Another Kind of Japanese Beauty
National Treasure, Hikone Castle - A flatland hill castle in a strategic location
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition, Vol. 5: The Rimpa School - from Tawaraya Sōtatsu to Tanaka Ikkō at the Yamatane Museum of Art, Tokyo
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition, Vol. 4: Yokoyama Taikan: Japan’s ‘National Artist’. 150 years since the birth of one of Japan's best loved nihonga artists.
Edo Design: How Tokugawa Period urban planners used feng shui and yin-yang principles to design the ultimate castle town.
National Treasure, Matsumoto Castle - Japan's oldest complete castle complex.
The Moss Temple - Saihō-ji Temple Garden: A Collaboration Between Art and Nature
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition Vol.02 Van Gogh Exhibition - Van Gogh and Japan
Getting the Most out of That Art Exhibition Vol.01 Hokusai and Japonisme: Hokusai’s Impact on the West
Culture
The Elegant World of Japanese Etiquette, Part 1: Chopstick Etiquette – Dining with Decorum
Great Masters
Nambu Tekki Ironware – Kamasada Iron Casting Studio, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture (Part 2 of 2)
Destinations
Climbing Mount Fuji – Japan’s Highest Peak: Part 2
Special Edition
Newly Registered UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of the World Japan’s “Raihō-shin: Ritual Visits of Deities in Masks and Costumes”
The roots of Japanese travel, the Kumano Pilgrimage. Why did so many people head for Kumano?
