Literature
‘The Wilds of Shikoku’ by Peter Orosz
A psychogeographical masterpiece on Japan's wilderness
What’s Up With Bad Sex in Murakami?
Pleasure and prose in 'Killing Commendatore' and other novels
After a Forty Year Career, the Architect Becomes a Philosopher
A review of Edward Suzuki's memoir: GOoD Design Philosophy
Yoko Tawada’s The Emissary
Mutation and hope in a not-so-distant dystopian Tokyo
Across Space & Time: Translating ‘Night on the Galactic Railroad’
Kenji Miyazawa's untranslatable masterpiece
Matthew Chozick on Dancing in Japanese
The American-born actor, writer and translator discusses 'Eiko & Koma'
Body Language
Poetry, dance and translation in Eiko & Koma
Tokyo Ueno Station
Yu Miri’s latest novel offers an intimate insight into a harsher side of Tokyo
INTO THE VOID
Joy Waller’s 'Pause :: Heartbeat' explores the human extreme
Wieland Wagner Interview
A German perspective on Japan's working culture