Starting tomorrow in Tokyo: a cat-themed art show with proceeds going to animal shelters: .

Japanese toilet giant Toto is rolling out the country’s first home-use toilet with an integrated stool scanner.

Originally composed as the main theme for Takeshi Kitano’s 1999 film Kikujiro, Joe Hisaishi’s timeless piece “Summer” has been reimagined as a short film.

In a New Pop-Up Exhibition, Erica Ward Presents Tokyo as a Living, Breathing Organism.

In her latest exhibition in Shibuya, Haneno Suzuki turns paper into playful lines:.

Sou Fujimoto’s newest project, Earth, is a vacation home that nearly disappears into the landscape of Ishigaki Island.

If you’re heading to the Osaka Expo, you need to stop by Kuroneko Yamato’s booth. Trust us. And while they do offer baggage storage and shipping, that’s not why you want to go.

Tanjiro Emerges in the Fields as Gyoda Unveils 2025 Rice Paddy Art.

Don’t you love it when all the train advertisements are swapped for soothing Monet-inspired photos? .Sorry - only in Japan: .

Inspired by one of the Shosoin imperial treasures, artist Tomoe Shinohara has created a wearable dress. It’s part of a rare exhibition casting light on the highly guarded 1300-year old repository of treasures:.

Contender for cutest packaging design (and best coffee) in Akita goes to 08coffee.

In her latest exhibition ‘Face,’ Yokohama-based illustrator Marie Asaba points her gaze to the facial expressions of people, pets and even food.

From the Machu Picchu of Japan to the Amalfi Coast of Japan, here is how to see the world without ever leaving Japan: .

Wielding just pencils and watercolors, and an eye for the small things in life, artist Yukiko Suto traverses Japan, capturing the nostalgia and beauty of residential neighborhoods.

Osaka Art & Design 2025 kicks off next week, transforming the city’s urban space into a public art museum. The event sees more than 60 venues across the city’s neighborhoods host more than 600 creators:.

Kodansha, one of Japan’s leading manga publishers, has launched a campaign to educate visitors about Japanese etiquette through beloved manga characters:.

Set against the soft backdrop of Tochigi’s rural landscapes, ROOF HOUSE by Tamada & Wakimoto Architects reimagines how a home can engage with its environment. Rather than enclosing life within walls, this project opens it outward.

This 9-story Rakuragu hotel rises from an ultra-narrow site in the Nihonbashi district of Tokyo.

Tomoko Kubo is Embroidering the Entire Hiragana Lettering System — and it’s the perfect way to study Japanese .

We heard the Osaka Expo has a tamago chandelier so we couldn’t help checking it out! . It’s made from 28,000 eggs, a figure that represents the average number of eggs every Japanese person consumes in their lifetime.