DESIGN

‘Living in Japan’, Japanese Architecture Under the Microscope

The Kadokawa Culture Museum, Designed by Kengo Kuma

Leandro Erlich’s Architectural Creations Question Our Perception of the Real

Tadao Ando’s Floating Church

A Compact House with No Internal Partitions

Gothic & Lolita, the Subculture that Mixes Genres

Yohji Yamamoto Through the Eyes of Takay

Kimono as a Tool for Japanese Propaganda

Meet Kozaburo Akasaka, Fashion’s Purveyor of Grunge

Issey Miyake the Designer for Dancers

ADBringing the Products of Edo, Tokyo to the World: Early Release of the Concept Videos for the ‘Edo Tokyo Kirari Project’

ADJapanese Traditional Crafts, Rich in History, Yet Timeless

Yuko Sakamoto’s Fragmented Landscapes

ADMie Prefecture: Stylish Masterpieces Spun from Tradition, Born in Umashi Kuni

The Wooden Buckets Breaking with Tradition

Mokuren, Japanese Knives that are Accessible to All

ADParis, Tokyo: Pierre Sabas with Renault Captur

A Lamp Designed in Paris and Kyoto

ADParis, Tokyo: Pierre Sabas with Renault Clio

Bows and Arrows, the Haven of the Modern Japanese Art of Living