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Japan’s Most Incredible Contemporary Artists

Contemporary Artists Of Japan: Keiko Masumoto Keiko Masumoto was born in Hyogo, Japan in 1982. After studying ceramics at Kyoto City University she became an instructor at Fumosha, a ceramic studio in Kyoto.  Keiko’s works blur the already indistinct line between the disciplines of fine art and traditional craftsmanship by...

By Savannah Cox • Sep 26, 2012

Japan’s Most Incredible Contemporary Artists

Contemporary Artists Of Japan: Keiko Masumoto Keiko Masumoto was born in Hyogo, Japan in 1982. After studying ceramics at Kyoto City University she became an instructor at Fumosha, a ceramic studio in Kyoto.  Keiko’s works blur the already indistinct line between the disciplines of fine art and traditional craftsmanship by...

By Savannah Cox • September 26, 2012

Japan’s Most Bizarre Street Fashion Trends

From technicolor tutus to dark styles more gothic than Notre Dame, a look at the current trends in Japan street fashion.

By All That's Interesting • Aug 23, 2012

Japan’s Most Bizarre Street Fashion Trends

From technicolor tutus to dark styles more gothic than Notre Dame, a look at the current trends in Japan street fashion.

By All That's Interesting • August 23, 2012

Five Architectural Marvels Of Japan

Reversible Destiny Lofts Located in the Tokyo suburb of Mitaka, the Reversible Destiny Lofts were invented by architects Arakawa and Madeleine Gins. The nine-apartment rainbow complex was created to help keep people active and remain young – even live forever – with its innovative design. This innovative design includes a...

By Mamta Bhatt • Aug 15, 2012

Five Architectural Marvels Of Japan

Reversible Destiny Lofts Located in the Tokyo suburb of Mitaka, the Reversible Destiny Lofts were invented by architects Arakawa and Madeleine Gins. The nine-apartment rainbow complex was created to help keep people active and remain young – even live forever – with its innovative design. This innovative design includes a...

By Mamta Bhatt • August 15, 2012

How The Axis Could Have Invaded America At The Height Of World War II

Taken from a March 1942 edition of LIFE magazine, these maps envision the potential routes of an Axis invasion into the United States during World War II.

By All That's Interesting • Nov 14, 2011

How The Axis Could Have Invaded America At The Height Of World War II

Taken from a March 1942 edition of LIFE magazine, these maps envision the potential routes of an Axis invasion into the United States during World War II.

By All That's Interesting • November 14, 2011

Nine Weird And Wonderful Hotels Across The World

In these weird and wonderful hotels - from sea critters to freezing temperatures - travelers don't have to look beyond their enclosed walls for a thrill.

By Mamta Bhatt • Jul 25, 2011

Nine Weird And Wonderful Hotels Across The World

In these weird and wonderful hotels - from sea critters to freezing temperatures - travelers don't have to look beyond their enclosed walls for a thrill.

By Mamta Bhatt • July 25, 2011