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Interview: Hitomi Uchikura

Mirroring the Fundamental Life Force Nothing is more elemental or common than light. Although taken for granted, it is the life-giving forc...

Japanese art has two compartments. First, there is the art that exists largely within a Japanese context. Then there is the art that, s...

Illustration by Chip Boles When President Bill Clinton visited Japan in 1998, he attended an open town meeting where normal citizens...

Like the hand of God, the political "butterfly effect" can work in dark and mysterious ways. In 2008, the ripples from Barack...

NORIHIKO DAN: EXPOSING THE EXPO Every few years, somewhere around the World, vast international Expos are held, aimed at stimulating inter...