From Yusuhara to Tokyo, Japanese architecture enjoys pushing back the boundaries of what is possible. Temples of light, underground museums, forest stadiums: each creation becomes a manifesto.

“To ensure visibility in a stadium setting ... The fabric of the dress was inspired by traditional Japanese azekura storehouse architecture, combining breathability and moisture-wicking ...

The Meiji Jingu Stadium, which is still used as the ... public facilities can shift how people perceive architecture in Japan. Greater emphasis on renovation, he added, could help challenge ...

Conversely, Japanese architecture has long embraced ideas ... and pride. Olympic stadiums, for example, represent a country's ability to host global events and leave behind iconic landmarks.

as part of their catering to diverse fan interests and providing insights into the rich history and architecture of Dodger Stadium, they now offer tours in Spanish and Japanese, which run four ...

Since Japan’s professional men’s league, the J League, kicked off in 1993, collecting rubbish at stadiums has become a norm for fans. Your team’s stadium is your home.