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First released in July 1979, the SONY Walkman changed the way we listen to music—and launched a genuine cultural revolution. Celebrating “The Day the Music Walked” is a new exhibition in Tokyo …
Gamified beer, wearable tech bandages, a unique concept home and more
Design stops that highlight the wonders of the Japanese capital
Design fairs, mystery materials and rush hour solutions in our look around the web
In an attempt to alleviate congestion on trains during rush hour, the Tokyo Metro is offering free soba and tempura for riders who opt to travel during off-peak times. The offer will …
We discuss Japan's collaborative community, designing for your own curiosity and owning less
Destinations, drives and adventures that we still dream about
Full of unique, influential and fascinating concrete structures in Tokyo, this guidebook is in Japanese and English, and aimed at locals and visitors alike. With maps to striking buildings designed by Tadao …
Saying goodbye to Kepler, an upstate Witch Camp, Halloween in Tokyo and more in our look around the web
Tokyo—specifically Shibuya—is one big, well-costumed party in a new photo series by Kawasaki-based photographer Ko Sasaki. Over the past decade, Halloween celebrations have been gaining momentum in Japan, and the costumes—ranging from classic …