Culture
How-To Fuji Rock 2019
A brief guide to summer's biggest festival
Brazilian Furniture Design
The last expression of modernism
The Small Screen
What Metropolis' staff is watching
Start-ups vs. Japan Inc.
Can start-up cool change Japan’s conservative business culture?
July’s 7 Best Gigs
Summer in Japan means peak festival season, with Fuji Rock, [...]
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
A Room of One’s Own
Exposing the highs and lows of a feminist Filipina band on tour
The Wildhearts Interview
The Renaissance Men rock up in Tokyo
Live Review: More Than Music Takeover
Local musicians thrive at indie event
Interview: David Gedge of The Wedding Present
30 years of Bizarro and the band's 2019 Tokyo Tour
Fuji Rock Festival 2019
Stellar lineup at summer's best music festival
Disturbance the Musical
A bold and moving adaptation of Ivy Alvarez’s poetry collection
Bryan Baird Interview
Brewing naturally with balance, character and passion
The Burn
Torching the plains of Tochigi
The Small Screen
What Metropolis’ staff is watching
Turnover: Live Review
A blend of pop punk and dream pop at Tokyo's Cyclone
Ferry Corsten Interview
Trance titan talks Unity and his upcoming Tokyo performance
Big Thief Interview
Friends making magic
emulsion Interview
Impressions of Tokyo's underground music scene
Iliza Shlesinger Live in Tokyo
Cultivating laughter in the dark
Supercar’s Futurama
Ian Martin, music journalist and author of “Quit Your Band,” delves deep into one of Japan’s most acclaimed indie rock albums