Antonín Raymond (1888-1976) had a long and influential career as an architect in Japan and…
Browsing: In Depth
Need to escape the city? How about a refreshing day-walk in Hakone? Set out after…
Red brick architecture was synonymous with 19th-century Yokohama. An iconic landmark, Yokohama Port Memorial Hall,…
October 14 marked 150 years since the first railway in Japan connected Shimbashi in Tōkyō…
Yokohama has a reputation as an open-minded, cosmopolitan city, welcoming newcomers from across Japan and…
Tsurumi-ku is a distinctive area of Yokohama with a cosmopolitan identity. There are as many…
France and Japan have had a long history since the opening of the Yokohama’s port…
The picturesque hills of Yamate-cho (“The Bluff”) are one of Yokohama’s prime tourist destinations. With…
The Great Kanto Earthquake approaches 99 years on the first of September and already the…
It has been a difficult few years, but experts are finally looking past the vagaries…