Tag: japan

Japanese practice ALTS design office has completed ‘hazukashi house’, a property located in a residential neighborhood of suburban kyoto. positioned on a typically small plot of land, the design is centered around a communal dining area placed at the heart of the family...

In Tokyo, The Sunshine Aquarium can be difficult to locate, especially with several distractions visitors might meet with along the way.  The Sunshine Aquarium in Japan invented an app that lets you follow penguins to the aquarium.  It’s a GPS for your phone that...

Stainless: Hypnotizing Slow-Motion Footage from Trains Pulling into Stations Adam Magyar filmed the platform at the Shinjiku station in Tokyo at 720p and New York 42 St, 50fps, creating a long, moving portrait that’s totally mesmerizing. You move by groups and...

The Japanese artist Aki Inomata imagined shells for hermit crabs based on french architecture 3D-printed. An interesting and visually very successful process, inspired by the many trips of the artist between the two countries to discover images and an explanatory...

Ki means a tree in Japanese. In a garden on an ordinary day or a grove where can be found while taking a walk. Appetizing coffee and pastries are placed on a table supported on wooden branches. It is where...

An excellent concept of the Japanese designer Wataru Yoshida with this series of illustrations on the anatomy and the composition of human and mammalian. Original posters around the complexity of the human body and animal sobrement baptized “Composition off Mammals”. Don’t...

Check out these wonderful homes designed by Japanese Architect, Makoto Tanijiri. Minimalism at it’s finest!! You can see more of his work, including interior design work here: House in Hongo, Tokyo House in Fuchu, Tokyo House in Jigozen, Hiroshima House...

In Japan they take their bread very seriously—at Panscape in Kyoto, baking is elevated to an art form. Bread is a relatively new addition to the Japanese diet (new, as in the 19th century), and bakeries typically tend to be...

Shinya Kimura, formerly known as the founder of “ZERO” or the so-called “ZERO Style” motorcycles,has launched his own workshop called “chabott engineering” in the city of Azusa, California in 2006. In his 25 year career in the motorcycle world, Kimura...

The Japanese have always been leaders in the art of landscaping, their culture steeped into the aesthetics of the many styles and designs that are so recognizable as their own. The Wisteria Tunnel located in Kitakyushu is no exception, its...