Art & Design

These quirky little creatures say more than words ever could.

How Kiyoshi Awazu blended surrealism and Japanese culture, reshaping visual art.

Fatbeard’s pixel art captures Japan’s timeless beauty in modern form.

Peaches. Japan brings Kyushakai’s raw spirit to life in Tokyo.

Casper Kent’s ‘Offline’ explores raw, imperfect moments through nostalgic Polaroids.

Experience Japan’s landscapes through Shiro Kasamatsu’s timeless woodblock art.

Ihei Kimura captured life’s raw beauty through unfiltered moments.

A photo series caught between love and obsession.

Eiko Ishioka’s bold vision redefined visual storytelling in cinema and art.

COMET Magazine bridges art, fashion, and culture in Tokyo’s youth movement.

How Red Bull Japan brought Street Fighter's Chun-Li to life.

Turning the calming Japanese bathhouse into a creative playground.

How did PROVOKE redefine Japan’s visual language.

The insanely detailed cardboard creations of Aidakko Sishou.

The cyborg prosthetic designed for Jun Togawa's song 'Radar Man'.

How Hiroo Isono captured the beauty of nature through his mythical art.

The playful charm of Namennayo cats through Satoru Tsuda’s photography.

Murakami’s T-shirts reveal hidden stories of nostalgia, identity, and culture.

Discover Taishi Shingu's fusion of Japanese traditions and modern styles.

Bold colors and humanity: The unique vision of Hiroshi Masuda.

Explore Ochiai's unique style blending nostalgia, chaos, and punk spirit.

Explore the woodblock art of Yoshida Hiroshi, capturing India's essence.

Kazuki Onohara fuses Japanese theatre painting with modern street art.

Hajime Sorayama's fusion of organic forms and futuristic technology.

Experience Tokyo's hidden alleys transformed into mesmerizing 3D landscapes.

Step into nostalgia with Super Kaylo’s enchanting 1-bit demakes.

ATARASHII GAKKO! launches interactive storytelling game with beautiful pixel art.

Delve into the world of Sho Shibuya, as he discusses his profound connection with time and nature through his daily paintings.

The Japanese art movement exploring grotesque decadence.

An interview with photographer Hara Kazuaki about documenting the daily lives of her kids in Nagano.