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Today, we’re taking you on a casual, slightly cheeky stroll through one of Tokyo’s most inventive design hangouts: Tokyo Midtown Design Hub (TMDH). Imagine stepping into a building that gives a knowing wink to both your left-brain archit...

【】 When you hear Suntory, you probably think whisky on the rocks, highball cans from the konbini, or maybe that jingle that somehow gets stuck in your head for days. But plot twist: Suntory also runs a museum. Yep, a museum, and not ju...

Let’s say you’re exploring Shibuya—you’ve shopped the sneaker drops, survived the Scramble Crossing, maybe even had a nostalgic crepe. And now, you think: "A little art would be nice." So you Google "museum" and end up at PARCO MUSEUM TO...

Welcome to GGG: Where Graphic Design Gets the Red Carpet Treatment Picture this: you're wandering through Ginza, Tokyo’s most glamorous jungle of high fashion and fancy watch displays, when you stumble upon a tiny building nestled betwee...

Tokyo is a city where every hidden elevator ride or tucked-away tower holds a surprise—be it a moody skyline lounge, an immersive art space, or a furniture showroom that doubles as a design playground. If you're in the mood for an unforg...

Tokyo is a city where every hidden elevator ride or tucked-away tower holds a surprise—be it a moody skyline lounge, an immersive art space, or a furniture showroom that doubles as a design playground. If you're in the mood for an unforg...

Tokyo is a city where every hidden alley holds a surprise—be it a mind-blowing café, a jaw-dropping art space, or a furniture showroom that feels more like a design playground. If you're in the mood for an unforgettable experience (or ju...

Planning a visit to Tokyo? Buckle up, because this city isn’t just about neon lights and sushi. It’s a place where design, culture, and a little bit of weirdness collide. If you’re looking to impress your artsy friends, find inspiration ...

【】 Welcome to the 21st century of food, where eating isn’t just about filling your stomach—it’s about saving the planet, questioning the meaning of life, and, most importantly, getting that perfect Instagram shot. Let’s be real: the wo...

Why do we seek fictional fear? Because that emotion overwhelms the rational knowledge of whether the threat is real (unlike sadness, which is easily dismissed). This explains the difference between Hollywood and J-Horror. Hollywood gives us physical terror—monsters that bite and claw. J-Horror, exemplified by The Ring, gives us psychological anxiety—the silent evil that crawls out of a video cassette, breaching the reality of our everyday life. This unique Japanese trait—finding a small dose of the extraordinary in the ordinary (like going to a public bath)—is what makes the horror so pervasive. Our furniture aims for a similar, though less scary, effect: making your everyday activities a little more special.