Exploring the symbolism of Japan’s most famous mountain.
The Japanese illustrator is enjoying a resurgence amid retro nostalgia.
The world’s most popular single-artist museum returns.
Should we still care about the world’s most famous painting?
Relevant, timely, and ambitious: these shows are unmissable.
With Louis Vuitton, the world’s most popular artist paints the finishing touches on her legacy.
Kyoto is a historic city of refined culture and beauty.
Japan’s tallest building is finally open.
Okamoto urges humanity to cherish life and achieve peace.
The Dinosaur Kingdom will soon join Japan’s bullet train network.
Croatian-Spanish artist Filip Ćustić examines human bodies and identities in the digital age.
The queer festival returns as Asia’s largest pride event yet.
The world-famous Kanamara Matsuri is back in all its uncensored glory.
Jobs is remembered as an icon of American innovation, but he was deeply influenced by Japan.
Discover the attractions recently opened, closed, and forthcoming throughout the nation.
Spanish comic artist Joan Cornellà has mastered the spectacle of nihilism.
Cherry blossoms are vital to understanding Japanese history and culture.
Master Artisan Utagawa Hiroshige depicts the dangerous divisions of labor in Edo Japan and the enduring culture of self-sacrifice rooted in Confucian ethics.
As part of my new series about art shifts of the decade, I investigate the popularity of experience-focused art: performance, installation, and interaction.
