• Mark Dytham
    Architect
    Mark Dytham graduated from the Royal College of Art in London and established architectural firm Klein Dytham in Tokyo with Astrid Klein in 1991. >
  • Takemura joins Tokyo Olympic pitch
    Shin-ichi Takemura, known for his Tangible Earth project, has authored the Tokyo 2016 vision in pitching for the greenest games ever. >
  • Nobumichi Tosa
    Nobumichi Tosa
    Artist • Performance Artist • Product Designer • Speculative Designer
    Nobumichi Tosa is a Japanese artist and founder of Maywa Denki, a design firm meets performance art collective. >
  • Dai Fujiwara
    Fashion Designer
    Dai Fujiwara is the former Creative Director of Miyake Design Studio, the Japanese high-end producer of women's fashion. >
  • Axis
    Design magazine AXIS is a Japanese publication committed to "Becoming a society where design matters". >
  • Sunflower power
    Toshiyuki Kita's Sunplant features eight solar panel leaves that recharge 48 AA batteries and use LEDs to create a decorative garden piece. >
  • Blossoming furniture
    Klein Dytham Architecture designed, developed and produced this outdoor cherry blossom party furniture. >
  • Aquascape
    Imagination @ 2.0 gbps
    Professor Shin-ichi Takemura announces the dawn of a new era of mass media. >
  • A kick and a wink
    Toshiyuki Kita has always applied his Japanese heritage to his European designs - and vice versa - to create flexible forms. >
  • Volume control
    At Tokyo Design Week PearsonLloyd, the design studio founded by Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson, presented two new ranges. >
  • Labour of love
    Issay Kitagawa has been in love with print for as long as he can remember, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >
  • A life in design
    We speak to Shigeo Fukuda at the 2004 Design Indaba Conference. >
  • Africa welcomes Kenya
    Kenya Hara is a design icon. His work is deeply rooted in Japanese culture, where he has spearheaded the image of many global events. >
  • Bright Ideo
    Tokyo-based Naoto Fukasawa is a designer with the innovative design firm IDEO. >
  • Cardboard city
    Cardboard city
    Shigeru Ban's experiments with paper architecture over the past 10 years have encompassed diverse constructions. >
  • Yugo Nakamura: Flash in Japan
    Legendary Flash guru and web designer Yugo Nakamura's 2001 interview is as pertinent today as then. >

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