women

Ishiuchi Miyako, A Singular Perspective on Women

The Vibrancy of Modern Japanese Cinema Extends All Over France

‘The Moon Has Risen’, Post-War Sisterhood

‘Ama, the Breath of Women’, a Feminist and Family-Orientated Odyssey

‘Women’s Japan’, Widening the Focus

Masakane Yonekura’s ‘Bijin-ga’ Illustrations

Hayao Miyazaki, the Man Who Adored Women

‘Little Miss Sumo’, the Strength of Women

KAORUKO, Representing Japanese Femininity

‘Paper Moon’, Spending in Order to Exist