The Indonesian-led art collective building cross-cultural solidarity in Tokyo From lowering art barriers and curating diverse exhibitions, Adiwitiyo Purnomo has been a centerpiece for allowing young domestic and international artists to thrive in Tokyo’s art communities.
Part 3: NHK - Does Japan’s powerful public service broadcaster serve the public? The failure of the media to be a public watchdog can have profound consequences. On a day-to-day level, debate about complex issues: historical fidelity, relations with Japan’s three biggest neighbors, the possibility of conflict with China – is cheapened and blurred.
One for the Books Bookstores are rapidly disappearing in Japan, and the publishing industry is partly to blame.