Ocean Wave Installation Exhibited by Art Collective Mé
Japanese Art Collective Mé has exhibited an art installation of ocean waves titled Contact at the Mori Art Museum.
Cherry Blossom Torch Design Unveiled for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Designed by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka, the Olympic Torch is incorporated with elements of Japanese culture and is shaped to resemble the traditional Sakuramon cherry blossom emblem.
not wonder store
Located in Osaka, Japan, not wonder store is a minimalistic shop and atelier for the apparel brand wonderland.
Medals for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Are Being Made from Recycled E-Waste Metals
As part of the project to move towards an "innovative future for all", the organizing committee for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics is collecting electronic wastes so that the precious metals can be recycled and forged into medals.
Slip-On Shoes Made From Japanese Paper
A textile company based in Japan called Hosokawa Tex has incorporated Japanese paper with slip-on shoes.
mui Is a Minimalist Smart Home Control Hub Made of Wood
Described by its creators as a "calm design device", mui is a digital display that can control smart home devices, send and receive messages, display information such as the time and date, and more.
Open Meals Is Revolutionizing the Food Industry with Its Pixel Food Printer
A Japanese company called Open Meals has set out to start a food revolution in which anyone can digitize, transmit and regenerate meals with the touch of a button.
Cheap and Luxurious Capsule Hotels in Japan
Designed with minimalist and simplistic facilities, ninehours is a capsule hotel company that offers a "simple urban stay unlike any other in the world."
Japanese Green Tea Is Being Served Hand Drip Style in a Tokyo Tea House
The minimalist green tea house called Tokyo Saryo is considered the first of its kind for serving hand dripped green tea.
Nissan Has Embedded Their Autonomous Parking Technology in Slippers
As part of a marketing campaign to promote Nissan's ProPILOT Park technology, Nissan has embedded their autonomous parking technology in slippers, floor cushions, tables and even a TV remote control.
An Airport Terminal in Japan Uses Running Tracks as Walkways
With functionality and economical design in mind, the Narita International Airport Terminal 3 in Japan has opted to use running tracks instead of the conventional moving walkways and illuminated signs.