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時音 Vol. 22: Author Mieko Kawakami Asks, “How Do You Want to Live?” in Sisters in Yellow
An interview with author Mieko Kawakami on what she poured into Sisters in Yellow and her role as an author. -
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SupernaturalDeluxe’s ideal form of community:Interview with Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman Part 2
SupernaturalDeluxe formed in Kamogawa as a creative laboratory. Co-Directors Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman talk about the basic philosophy and goals behind the project. -
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SupernaturalDeluxe, A Place for New Experiments: Interview with Mike Kubeck and Phil Cashman -Part 1
Mike Kubeck, director of the legendary SuperDeluxe, a live space in Nishi-Azabu where a number of experimental events were held nightly, talks about the background of the unique development of the space. -
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Preserving Japan’s Past Treasures for the Next Generation: The Ideal Future Envisioned by ReBuilding Center JAPAN Representative Tadafumi Azuno
Interview with Tadafumi Azuno, representative of ReBuilding Center JAPAN. They work towards a better future by turning their focus to Japan after exploring the world. -
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Exploring the History of Japanese Americans in Portland with Jana Iwasaki, a Fourth-Generation Japanese American
Portland, Oregon, once had a Japantown, where many Nikkei lived. We trace the past and present of Japanese Americans with Jana Iwasaki, a board member of the Japanese American Museum of Oregon. -
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“In Real Life,” Stepping Out of the Game Field: Kiki Kudo’s Steady Life Vol.4
Kiki Kudo writes about her dual life in New York and Connecticut she started during the pandemic. This is the fourth installment of the series. -
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Little Treats are Essential: Kiki Kudo’s Steady Life Vol. 3
This is the third installment of Kiki Kudo’s “dual life” in New York City and Connecticut during the pandemic. -
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Just Gazing at the Sunset: Kiki Kudo’s Steady Life Vol. 2
This is the second installment of Kiki Kudo’s “dual life” in New York City and Connecticut during the pandemic. -
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A Journey Into the Intersection of Historical Culture and Architecture of the Unexplored Country of Georgia Vol. 2
This is what Nao Tokuda, one Japanese architectural designer who started his own business in Tbilisi, is aiming for in the country known as the last unexplored region of Europe. -
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The Magic of Portland’s Jorinji Miso: Bringing Happiness and Health Through Miso
Jorinji Miso values cooperation over competition. The way they live and cherish bonds with others is reflected in the way they make miso, combining traditional Japanese methods with innovation and diversity. -
