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Photographer Tanase captured models, stylists and buyers braving the late summer heat to attend Japan's fashion showcase.

A glorious new tome shows how magazines in Japan served as laboratories of radical ideas.

The Spanish artist’s new photography exhibition, ‘OOKINI’, pictures skater boys, high schoolers, monks and maikos in the ancient city.

Here's everything you need to watch from this year's Queer East Film Festival.

Thanks to online streaming platforms, a new generation are rediscovering the 1960s and 70s gems of Japan's Art Theatre Guild.

As the first Japanese retrospective of Masahisa Fukase opens, we unpack his obsessive oeuvre.

Other attractions include recreations of iconic scenes from 'Spirited Away', 'My Neighbour Totoro' and more.

Masaki Yamamoto’s hotly-anticipated book, 'The Yamamotos', is a testament to a household’s unshakable sense of intimacy and affection.

Sly Morikawa’s new zine ‘24/7 Paradise’ features friends, acquaintances and fast cars, in the city that moves fast and doesn’t sleep.

The final chapter in Chloé Jafé’s book trilogy muddles through the back alleys of Nishinari, documenting its poets, prostitutes and bandits.

With ‘Small Myths’, Mikiko Hara offers another vision for street photography.

Five Y2K-inspired artists – musicians, a creative director and a 3D designer – are on a mission to change Japanese stereotypes.