Literature
The Titanic Literary Accomplishment of Yoko Ogawa
Power and metaphor in 'The Memory Police'
Mind the Gap
The ongoing battle to translate Japan's leading literary women
‘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