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Apollo Architects & Associates make waves with seaside residence -
Beauty and the book: Nendo designs concept store for Japanese cosmetics company Nature's Way -
Inujima Art Project, Japan -
Nendo conceives Japanese brand Beige's new space -
Dominique Lévy's new show explores the powerful parallels between two Japanese artists separated by a generation -
Raf Simons’ Esprit Dior Tokyo 2015 collection touches down in Japan -
New beginnings: Yoshio Taniguchi to redesign his father’s Tokyo Okura Hotel -
’Virgule etc’: Roger Vivier’s storied shoes go on show at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo -
Japanese photographer Momo Okabe wins Paul Huff Award -
A new winery by Masamichi Katayama helps rural Okayama savour Japanese wine -
Heatherwick Studio unveils undulating mixed-use Tokyo scheme design -
Koyasan Guest House — Koyasan, Japan -
Berlin gallerist Johann König heads east with Tokyo outpostThe Ginza gallery opens with an exhibition by photographer Juergen Teller exploring homesickness, German identity and his position as a European immigrant to the UK amid Brexit uncertainty
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Junya Ishigami claims inaugural Obel Award for architectureJunya Ishigami+Associates has been presented architecture's latest prize, the 2019 Obel Award, for its Art Biotop Water Garden in a ceremony at the Utzon Center in Aalborg, Denmark
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Hanare House by Schemata Architects, Isumi -
Architecture update: Letter from Japan -
Kanazawa accommodates travellers in style at hip design hostel, Hatchi -
Gabriel Orozco’s creative explorations in Japan take centre stage at London’s Marian Goodman Gallery -
Post-apocolyptic art: Daniel Arsham foresees life in 2044 -
Bottega Veneta stages a Japanese-themed pop-up store in Milan -
La vie magnifique: a trio of artists celebrate the banal at Palais de TokyoUgo Rondinone, Ragnar Kjartansson and Mélanie Matranga take over Paris' Palais de Tokyo with a trio of shows that celebrate the beauty of the everyday
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Carsten Höller curates JapanCongo in Grenoble -
Cultural connection: Mono Japan celebrates Eastern craft in Amsterdam -
Ambiente 2014: the Frankfurt design fair casts a spotlight on Japan amid its new launches -
Seeing red: a new monograph gets under the skin of installation artist Chiharu Shiota -
Block party: a new book explores Tokyo’s unique family homes -
The wabi-sabi of Erika Nakagawa's ‘breakthrough project’ in JapanSetting up her office in Toyko in 2014, Erika Nakagawa describes Momoyama House as her ‘breakthrough project’. The weekend retreat in the Shizuoka Prefecture features an unusually high, undulating concrete roof raised on concrete pillars that creates a flowing interior, which opens entirely towards the surrounding nature. Nakagawa has also been invited to exhibit work at the respected Toto Gallery Ma space for architecture in 2021, whose selection committee includes Tadao Ando.
