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Tatsuo Suzuki and Yusuke Yamatani are two Japanese photographers whose photos capture the current state of Punk in Japan. At the beginning of this year, they had an exhibit in London called ‘Punk In Translation.’ What I love about their work is the way that they capture the real nitty gritty of the scene, which makes their pictures so awesome! Do not get it twisted – Japan has one of the raddest punk scenes in the world!
Two things that I love, Discharge and Japanese culture, have combined to make ultra caustic dis-noise. Something about Tokyo has this apocalyptic feeling about...
Kinbaku is the Japanese art of consensual sexual bondage that began in the late Edo period of the 1600s to 1860s. Long before Westerners...
I find it fascinating to see how cultures around the world interpret fear. In the film genre of horror, you can see how different...
via DOP The term Ama (海女 in Japanese) literally means ‘women of the sea’, as women were always the preferred divers in Japan. Since...
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