Culture

How Masahiro Shinoda turned war into theatre.

Japanese prints quietly reshaped how Europe saw light and space.

Cherry pie, eerie silence, and Japan couldn’t look away again.

How Japan’s charm culture keeps creating new trends.

Soft-spoken characters speak volumes in Japan’s emotional design culture.

Manga and anime remember what textbooks forget.

Dazai turns quiet despair into something strangely sharp and readable.

Messy rooms scanned in 3D become love letters to chaos.

Denko Pluto brings Tokyo’s club sound to unexpected public spaces.

Shamanic rhythms and sci-fi visions collide in Kuunatic’s universe.

A robot girl anime that quietly rewrote sci-fi storytelling rules.

Masculinity here is soft-spoken, styled, and rooted in routine.

A messy, melodic history of Japan’s loudest, least polished genre.

Yutaro Saito’s fourth column joins a man on a worldwide fishing trip.

Hideaki Anno’s reboot turns a childhood icon into existential drama.

Streetwear’s silent coder, remixing chaos into something strangely coherent.

Grunge meets elegance as the Osaka trio reshapes Japan’s rock scene.

Ore sketches loose lines packed with punk mood and manga heart.

Wrestling’s grand spectacle, reframed by Japan’s women in motion

Where most follow rules, Yuasa finds freedom in distortion.

Noise becomes resistance in Japan’s loudest and least understood scene.

Born in post-war Kobe, reborn on Tarantino’s blood-soaked set.

Pickyou is single-handedly revolutionizing the second hand scene.

How Vagabond reveals its sorrow through restraint rather than spectacle.

EZ blurs body and machine until fashion becomes emotional armor.

Yutaro Saito’s third column finds quiet strength in Crocs.

Where marble dust and wine blend into something quietly beautiful.

A career marked by brilliance controversy and one final defeat.

A collaboration that explored identity through fashion, music, and performance.

How one teacher made crying in class completely make sense.