Tracing the history of department stores through their architecture. "Department Store Exhibition: The History of Desired Architecture" to be held at Nihonbashi Takashimaya

A book to learn about the original fabrics "Tapa" and "Felt" that existed before weaving [NADiff Recommended Book]

Art Aquarium returns to Nijo Castle in Kyoto for the first time in two years! The theme is the restoration of imperial rule, and the outdoor large-scale new work is also a highlight.

Making snack time a habit in your studio, a time that naturally brings a smile to your face [Writer Minori Kai's classic theory]

The future of Berlin's historic buildings: the case of a former pharmacy that opened in the 19th century [A trip to Berlin]

The future of Berlin's historic buildings: The case of the former municipal crematorium [A trip to Berlin]

The Future of Berlin's Historic Buildings: The Case of a Former Jewish Girls' School [A Trip to Berlin]

Experience the living art of invisible scent at the Perfume Museum in Paris

Matohu to hold "Keicho Beauty" exhibition, showcasing collections inspired by art and crafts from the Keicho era, as well as crafts from that period

A major exhibition exploring the life of Marie Antoinette, the flower of the royal court who perished during the Revolution. Treasures from the Palace of Versailles gather in Roppongi [Report]

The Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi main store is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The Mitsukoshi Theater and special dining hall are among the items to be preserved.

Historic Western-style building in Himeji opens to the public as a fantastic illuminated "adult beer garden"

A look back at 130 years of history: The Art of Bvlgari - a comprehensive look at its highlights [Exhibition Report]

70 Years After the War, Aida Makoto and Sawaragi Noi Confront "War Paintings" that Have Been Missing from Japanese Painting History [NADiff Recommended Book]

Visit the Omotesando boutique to see Dior's Maison Signature, Flower Cord

"Flowers are the most beautiful thing next to women" - Monsieur Dior's deep love for plants continues to this day