Paul McInnes
Former editor-in-chief of Metropolis, Paul has extensive experience in journalism with a career spanning 15 years. He has worked as a writer and contributing editor for publications such as The Japan Times, The Telegraph (UK), Time Out, Tokyo Weekender, Sportswear International and served as Japanese culture advisor to British think tank Stylus — which serves global industry CEOs. He has also worked and consulted for leading European fashion retail sites Tres Bien (Sweden) and NOUS (France) in addition to several leading recruitment companies in Tokyo. Paul holds an MA in English and an M.Phil in American Studies from the University of Glasgow.
Akram Khan: Chotto Desh Review
Britain’s most acclaimed contemporary dancer brings shortened version of global hit to Yokohama
Adopt — Don’t Shop
Why buying pets from pet shops in Japan is inhumane and how you can adopt
Is CBD the answer to chronic pain?
CBD420’s Jonas Duclos ponders the potential of the Japanese CBD market
The Sound of Speed
Skateboarding: a lifestyle
inCiderJapan
Lee Reeve - Japan’s cider man on the growing popularity of the alcoholic apple drink
This Great Stage of Fools
An anthology of Alan Booth's uncollected writings on Japan
Curry Heaven: Food of the Gods
Best curry restaurants in Tokyo
Japan in Architecture: Genealogies of Its Transformation
A new exhibit at the Mori Art Museum
Tokyo Street Style
A fashionable book that's about more than just fashion
Dairakudakan – Bawdy Frog
Never lets up until the lights go out
Golden Week with Kids
Here's how make it through a week off in Tokyo with the family
Midori no Kanshasai: Environmental Festival
Family-friendly festival in Hibiya park celebrates Japan's natural beauty
New Planet Photo City
William Klein and Photographers Living in the 22nd Century
Rob Judges: Tokyo 1999
A new exhibition at Nakameguro’s W+K+ Gallery
Interview with The Wedding Present’s David Gedge
Metropolis caught up with The Wedding Present’s David Gedge before [...]
Bill Hersey
Bill Hersey, Tokyo socialite, passes away at 87
Paule Saviano: From Above
The latest installment of WWII-survivor portraits comes to Gallery EF in Asakusa
Go by Kazuki Kaneshiro – review
Shallow attempt at a bildungsroman
My Favorites: Toshio Hara Selects from the Permanent Collection
One of Japan's most legendary collectors shares his artistic bounty
Chef’s Life
This month Metropolis delves into the capital's kitchens
Decoration never dies, anyway
The Teien Art Museum reopens with delightful exhibition
Pancrase Pulls No Punches
MMA rises through the ranks