CULTURE

The Japanese Film that Inspired Stanley Kubrick’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’

Hiroshima Through the Eyes of Emmanuelle Riva

In ‘Hotaru’, William Laboury Questions the Meaning of Our Collective Memory

Blaise Perrin’s ‘La Ronde’ on Small Acts of Heroism

British Pathé’s Japanese Archives Now Available Online

Shiori Ito Speaks Out for Female Rape Victims

‘Lost Japan’, Nostalgia for a Bygone Japan

‘A Century of Japanese Suburbs’, Understanding One Hundred Years of Urbanisation in Japan

The Art of Simple Living by Zen Monk Shunmyo Masuno

‘Convenience Store Woman’ by Sayaka Murata, an Ode to Difference

Queen’s First Steps in Japan, by Koh Hasebe

Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Lockdown Concert Available Online

‘Behind the Mask’: Michael Jackson Revisits Yellow Magic Orchestra

Ryuichi Sakamoto Dedicates a Concert to His Chinese Fans

tofubeats: from Netlabels to Warner, the Portrait of an Online Prodigy

Delving into Japanese Video Game Ads from the 1980s

‘A Century of Japanese Suburbs’, Understanding One Hundred Years of Urbanisation in Japan

After Fukushima, Did Societal Cohesion Have Negative Effects?

Queering Video Games with Artist Christophe Galati

The Tattoos that Marked the Criminals of the Edo Period

Kusakabe Kimbei’s Colourised Portraits

The Art of Simple Living by Zen Monk Shunmyo Masuno

Samurai Portraits by Felice Beato

The Met’s Japanese Art Collection Available Online

Hokusai‘s Encyclopaedic Manga Project

Twelve Weeks to Find Your Ikigai

Roland Barthes and Japan

Wa, the Japanese Empire of Harmony

Charlotte Perriand and Japan

Ikigai, the Simple Recipe to Happiness?