Isetan Mitsukoshi's new brand SEKItoWA debuts. Promoting the "beauty" of Japanese lifestyles from Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi

A long-established shop in Aoyama stocks Japanese tableware to brighten up your dining table -- "Beniya Folk Crafts Shop" [Visiting Tokyo's Tableware Shops Vol. 3]

The modern form of Arita ware, inheriting 400 years of tradition -- "1616/arita japan" [Visiting Tokyo's Pottery Shops Vol. 2]

A house in Harajuku where you can experience the handiwork of a potter up close -- "shizen" [Visiting Tokyo's pottery shops, Vol. 1]

A collection of adorable pattern designs by Keisuke Serizawa, a Living National Treasure of Stencil Dyeing [NADiff Recommended Book]

The latest issue of "TOO MUCH Magazine" features Naoki Ishikawa, the adventurer who climbed the world's second most difficult mountain. [NADiff Recommended Book]

The Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten 300th Anniversary Exhibition will tour the nation, starting in Tokyo on the 13th!

"Craftsmanship" from all 47 prefectures gathers at Shinjuku Isetan! Caramel soap the size of a single grain, LED kokeshi dolls, and more

Hankyu Umeda features Ishikawa Prefecture's delicious and beautiful products! Lacquerware, pottery, Japanese sweets, seafood, and more

Biotope x Raf Simons releases blanket

Fabric made from recycled paper money. Items that have lost their value are transformed into furniture.

Hearst Fujingaho to launch Japanese version of online media "Cosmopolitan" in 2016

See the craftsmanship up close. Demonstration of cutlery and chopstick rests made from shells and buffalo horns

Isetan Shinjuku offers fashionable Christmas gifts. Santa and snowmen transformed into matryoshka dolls

MUJI to hold exhibition "Sending off and welcoming the new year with the calendar" that unravels the Japanese calendar

"ku:nel" undergoes its first major renewal since its launch! The editor-in-chief is Yodogawa Miyoko, the editor-in-chief of "Olive"