Medium: Contemporary Art

Ochiai instructs us to feel before we analyze. Through waves of distortion and memory, perception turns into a playground of emotion.

Medium: Contemporary Butoh

In the wake of postwar Japan, Butoh became more than a dance—it became a reckoning. Born from rupture and reinvention, Kana Kitty confronts the raw edges of human emotion.

Medium: Photography

For Masatoshi, photography is a dialogue—between people, culture, and clothing. His work transforms careful planning and instinctive improvisation into visual narratives full of quiet intensity.

Medium: Contemporary Art

Cars are Kei’s vehicle—pun intended—for exploring memory, identity, and rebellion. Through CarService, he drives the worlds of lowriders and Japanese street racing into immersive, living narratives.

Medium: Ikebana

Ozono describes his studio as a place where silence becomes its own teacher, nudging him toward choices he might otherwise overlook.

Medium: Callligraphy

Through shodō, Erina Takahashi transforms calligraphy into an intimate encounter, where movement, silence, and intuition meet—reaching beyond written language.

Medium: Music Production

Hosoi embraces impermanence, creating compositions that resist repetition and invite deep listening. Her process begins with breath and ends in surrender, offering moments that exist only once, then vanish.

Medium: Edo Kiriko

In the hands of a master glass cutter, Soichiro Sekibae, Edo Kiriko becomes more than tradition, it becomes transformation.

Medium: Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry

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Medium: Audiophile

In a world consumed by digital distractions, PM Sounds offers a rare pause. A reminder of richness found in presence, community, and sound.

Medium: Fine Art

Yusuke Kiriki explores the space between memory, emotion, and the unspoken, blending figuration and abstraction to reveal quiet, tender figures.

Medium: Tomohiro Naito

With Naito & JapanCraft21, Machiya may rise again—where craft, culture, and the city’s soul converge. No longer relics of the past, they are invitations to inhabit tradition, restoring Kyoto’s architecture as a living memory of the city.

Medium: Matcha Farmer

In Wazuka, tea is more than cultivation—it is inheritance. Shaped by mist, soil, and centuries of devotion, the land remains in the care of families who continue a craft passed down.