by Sugano Yasuyo
Momiji, located on Noge’s Yanagi-dori is a Japanese confectionary shop in the historic district. A wooden bench sits by the storefront, while goldfish swim around lazily in a kiln-fired vessel nearby. It definitely has the feel of an age gone by. (more…)
by Sugano Yasuyo
Yoshida-machi’s main strip is lined with a number of nice bars and bar-restaurants, giving people the impression that it’s a nightlife spot. There is, however, a quiet little oasis during the day called Ω Café (O-Café), which opened a little over a year ago. (more…)
by Ry Beville
Teddy Lee is a true hamakko (Yokohama native). He was born and raised in Chinatown, he embraces internationalism, and he also helps run an historic, successful business, the Rose Hotel, in Chinatown. He was educated at the Yokohama (more…)
How Much of the World Can We Know?
The Yokohama Triennale 2011, entitled “OUR MAGIC HOUR,” will present art works at two main venues: the Yokohama Museum of Art and NYK Waterfront Warehouse (BankART Studio NYK). The exhibition will include works that respond to (more…)
