Metropolis
Metropolis is Japan's No. 1 English magazine, covering the nation's culture, fashion, entertainment and lifestyle for both local residents and aficionados abroad.
Cleanup
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010What: Edoco, a “kimono-clad [...]
Shigemichi Sugita
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010Samurai films are making [...]
Dances at Night
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 The Japanese postwar [...]
Stephen Lebovits
Design Festa evangelist
Raster-noton.unit
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 Chins will be [...]
Shop
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010As if you needed [...]
Grounding the JET
The exchange program faces a do-or-die moment
All God’s Children Can Dance
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 Many have claimed [...]
Journey to Hope
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010Ever wonder what it [...]
Van Gogh
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 Van Gogh’s canvasses [...]
Brooklyn’s Finest
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 Melodramatic, violent and [...]
A Good Year
Niki Caro talks wine, whales and how to enjoy a full-bodied life
Despicable Me
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 A megalomaniacal criminal [...]
In Brief
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 What’s with all [...]
October 28, 2010
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 The 1st Tokyo [...]
The City as Stage
Japan’s marquee performing arts showcase, Festival/Tokyo, looks to “disrobe” theater
Twitfail
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010From tinyurl to bitly, [...]
Aki Hoshino
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010Busty celebrity Aki Hoshino, [...]
Edgar Degas
The Yokohama Museum of Art freshens up an old master
3Abschied
Originally published on metropolis.co.jp on October 2010 When approaching German [...]
Tao Yoga
2,500 years in the making: an ancient practice finds new relevance in modern society
Carl Barat
The ex-Libertine is finally free to step away from the big guitars