The samurai were a preeminent class defending Japan for centuries. But as the Tokugawa shogunate ushered in an era of stability, the need for them faded, forcing these warriors to find a new way of ...

At CARVALHO PARK, French artist Élise Peroi weaves ethereal, layered screens evocative of dreamy portals to nature.

Hiroshige's vibrant woodcuts capture everyday life, landscapes, and culture during a transformational era in Japan.

Japanese skincare is less a trend and more a philosophy: A centuries-old ritual that honours not just the skin, but the self.

The Dinosaur Place has been roaring strong for 25 years and is just one of the many attractions at Nature's Art Village. Senate Democratic leader Jason Pizzo switches party affiliation live on Sen ...

OKAZAKI, Aichi — The Hiraoka family’s former residence, which belonged to a merchant family and was built in the Edo period (1603-1867), was designated as a structure of landscape importance in ...

The game, which takes place 329 years after the events of “Tsushima,” follows the warrior Atsu on her bloody quest for revenge at the dawn of the Edo period. “Games are hard to make ...

For her, art is not merely a decoration — it is a dialogue, an emotional rebellion, and a vector of truth. Her work challenges viewers to listen to the whispered warnings of nature and the cries of a ...

This summer The Department of Illumination is transforming Picton’s largest green space, Delhi Park, into a dynamic hub of creativity and community connection with their new mobile art studio.

Within this tradition, Hiroshige – a grand new exhibition of whose work will open at the British Museum next month – developed a distinctive artistic voice, and this was nowhere more visible than in ...

Few figures in Edo-period (1603–1867) Japan left as indelible a mark on the world of publishing and art as Tsutaya Juzaburo ... urban life and the fleeting nature of existence.