A father and son in Tokyo are continuing the centuries-old tradition of making tsukudani, a preserved Japanese food.

Now, as Japan faces a rapidly aging and shrinking workforce, employees have more leverage to find work elsewhere.

His print show at STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery, Singapore, upends the question: ‘What does it mean for an artist to be ...

Gyotaku, or fish printing, was a traditional method used by Japanese fishermen to record their catches before photography existed. Centuries ago, the practice was roughly done by using natural ink, ...

Why the Japanese Feel at Home in Jazz? article by Atzko Kohashi, published on July 6, 2025 at All About Jazz. Find more In ...

OSAKA, Japan >> Through various collaborative efforts, traditional Japanese crafts such as washi (Japanese paper), textiles ...

Allison Tolman will engage her audience with a thought-provoking lecture and discussion on Japanese prints on Thursday, July 9, at Highfield Hall and Gardens. Start time for the talk is ...

Art History Who Was Hiroshige, the Artist Behind Japan’s Most Iconic Prints? The master of Japanese prints is admired for exquisite views of his homeland, but a new show at the British Museum ...

Hiroshige made designs for colour woodblock prints, which became highly popular adornments for the homes of Japanese people.

In the 1930s, several Japanese companies produced films made on paper (called kami firumu, 紙フィルム) instead of celluloid. Given the short period of production, the varying paper quality, and the ...

A walking tour of the Kiso Valley offers glimpses of the golden age of Japan’s great printmakers.

Japanese painting delights us by its delicate fancy, its poetry, its freedom, its spirit; but what gives these qualities special and enduring charm, — what makes the play of fancy never ...