New Work by Celebrated Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama The New York Botanical Garden Announces Highlights of 2020 Exhibition KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature, Featuring New Work by Celebrated Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama On view May 9‒November 1, 2020. Tickets go on sale February 26, at nybg.org/kusama The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) has announced highlights of its […]
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Kumano Kodo Trek
Kyoto-based tour operator Oku Japan has launched a premium, upgraded version of its classic, self-guided Kumano Kodo trek, just in time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The 5-day trip along the Kumano Kodo offers travelers the opportunity to experience a traditional Japanese pilgrimage walk — a spiritual adventure that explores Grand Shrines, historic villages and the ancient, forested mountains of […]
TOYOTA – WOVEN CITY
At CES, Toyota revealed plans to build a prototype “city” of the future on a 175-acre site at the base of Mt. Fuji in Japan. Called the Woven City, it will be a fully connected ecosystem powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Envisioned as a “living laboratory,” the Woven City will serve as a home to […]
Spotlight: Japan 2020
With major hype surrounding the upcoming summer games in Tokyo, Japan is poised to have its best year yet. Plus: a roster of luxury hotel openings and exciting destinations beyond the popular tourist track. Opening in January, the Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono will offer a refined hideaway in one of Asia’s best ski destinations: Hokkaido. […]
WENGIE × EILL
POP STAR WENGIE RETURNS WITH A VIBRANT REMAKE OF “TALK TALK” AND DRIVES FANS WILD WITH HER REVAMPED MUSIC VIDEO Teams up with J-pop artist eillJust when you thought you couldn’t love a song any more, YouTube sensation turned music artist Wengie revives her K-pop bop “Talk Talk” featuring J-pop artist eill with a colorful […]
Miyagi Prefecture
From its dramatic coastline cliffs to its picturesque mountain ranges, Japan’s lesser-known Miyagi Prefecture boasts some of the country’s best terrain and natural environments for adventure travel and fitness aficionados. As the cherry blossoms begin to bloom across Japan this spring, Miyagi will get ready to host two of the biggest marathons in the country. The Tohoku […]
Paolo Pininfarina
Born in Turin on August 28, 1958. After graduating in Mechanical Engineering at Turin Polytechnic he began his career in Pininfarina in 1982 and in 1983 gained experience working at Cadillac in Detroit, USA, and then in Japan with Honda. From 1984 to 1986 he was Quality and Reliability Manager for Cadillac’s Allanté project. From […]
JAPAN’S TOP FESTIVALS IN 2020
With the arrival of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo next summer, Japan is preparing for record numbers of tourists from around the world in 2020. Despite the high number of tourists heading to Japan, Japanese matsuri, or festivals, offer travelers an opportunity to escape the crowds and experience Japan’s rich cultural heritage alongside […]
Rui Hachimura × G-SHOCK
G-SHOCK has welcomed Rui Hachimura, Washington Wizards power forward and 2019 first round draft pick to Team G-SHOCK. Hachimura, who became the first Japanese player ever drafted in the first round, is a great match for the brand, as they both represent absolute toughness and the ability to tackle new challenges. Hachimura had this to say about the partnership: […]
JAPAN’S MIYAGI PREFECTURE
The “Land of Contrasts” Is the Gateway to the Lesser-Known Tohoku Region Dubbed the “Land of Contrasts,” Japan’s Miyagi Prefecture is characterized by its bustling capital city of Sendai, the picturesque islands of Matsushima Bay, the coastal landscape and world-class seafood of Sanriku, the rice fields and vibrant wetlands of northern Miyagi, and the iconic […]