culture

In France, Independent Publishers Are Redefining the Art Book

Sanbonmatsu-yu, A ‘Sento’ Where One Reflects on the Preciousness of Peace

‘People say we learn from failure, but is it really that simple?’

Before the Sauna Boom, Exploring Japan’s Oldest Steam Bath

‘Giving Recommendations Is a Matter of Credibility’

Fumiyo Kōno, A Life in Drawings

Chie Hayakawa, ‘I want to keep making only the films I truly want to see’

‘Before Doubting Others, Doubt Yourself. Who Can Truly Say a Dish Isn’t What It Used to Be?’

‘What I Learned from the Man Who Yelled ‘Shave Your Beard!’ at His TV’

Satoshi Ogawa on the Unexpected ‘Challenges’ of Winning the Naoki Prize