No67 [LANGUAGE] Let’s nihonGO!
This column will include useful Japanese phrases that cover a variety of topics. Konnichiwa, mina-san! (Hello, everyone!) There’s only one month of 2018 to […]
Month: December 2018
No.67 [A MUST SEE] Mie, jewel of the cultured pearl
Those who love to watch the sun setting will find something to satisfy their passion in this part of Japan. An unspoilt marine oasis, […]
No.67 [TREND] Christmas is a time for cake
Strawberry cake, commonly known as shortcake in the Archipelago, remains the iconic cake of Christmas in Japan. An imported tradition, celebrating on 25 December evolved […]
No.67 [TRADITION] New Year in the Archipelago
Those who wanted to see the first sunrise of the year started to make their way up this path much earlier. The Japanese spend […]
No.67 [MUSIC] Rock’n’roll attitude
Yoshiki considers himself to be the spokesperson of Turtle Island rather than its leader. A good example of creativity used to help others, every […]
No.67 [PUBLISHING] First impressions of Tokyo
Hajime is the first work to be published by the ToCo collective, in which artists recall their first impressions of the Japanese capital. Unity […]
No.67 [TREND] A new vision of economic exchange
Benjamin Parks for Zoom Japan In West Tokyo, there’s a new kind of market where people come to donate things they no longer need. On […]
No.66 [ENCOUNTER] The Mishima experience
Promoting zines is an important part of Cry in Public’s activities. Outside the Japanese capital, there are numerous very active groups supporting entrepreneurial freedom. […]
No.67 [FOCUS] An alternative Japan
Situated in the Kamagasaki district of Osaka, Cocoroom was founded by the poet Ueda Kanayo. After the madness of the financial bubble and the […]
No67 [IN THE EYE OF ERIC RECHSTEINER] Goto, Nagasaki Prefecture
© Eric Rechsteiner Night has fallen and people are gathering in this carpark to take part in a nocturnal game of petanque. This sport is […]