A new exhibition at the National Museum of Asian Art showcases the longtime cultural meaning in the practice of chanoyu ...

Kumiko emerged in the Asuka era between about 600 and 700 C.E. and eschews nails in favor of perfectly cut pieces that notch ...

Here and below are some of the Japanese avant-garde designers, photographed for T over the course of a few months, who have ...

Japan's century-old Norinchukin Bank sold a large amount of US and European government bonds to cover previous losses, which also helped it avoid the market turmoil triggered by Trump's policies this ...

Tucked deep in the Japanese countryside, an abandoned villa hides a breathtaking secret — a million-dollar art collection, left untouched for decades. Inside are priceless paintings, rare ...

Tabi shoes, originating in 15th-century Japan as split-toe socks, have transitioned from functional workwear to a high-fashion statement, largely due to Martin Margiela's avant-garde designs.

In true Art of the Deal form this week ... he has shown himself to be much more open to a marriage with the Japanese company than a (shudder) President Harris would have been.

Tabi shoes evolved from 15th-century Japanese split-toe socks into durable jika-tabi, then bold high-fashion footwear reimagined by designers and celebrities. Tabi shoes, with their split-toe ...

Neatly displayed in several glass cabinets and metal shelves, 30-year-old Muhammad Fikri Hadi Mohamed Hanafiah’s passion for the intricately designed figurines-crafted to closely resemble characters ...

On March 25, the Supreme Court had asked the RWA to pay for its long-standing unauthorised use of the 15th-century structure ... of the Delhi chapter of INTACH (Indian National Trust for Art and ...

Diving into the intricate art of traditional Japanese wood joinery techniques.#WoodJoinery #JapaneseCraft #MasterWoodworking Pope Francis Dies, Triggering Succession Process CEO says his sales ...

A 15th-century manuscript shows trees bearing (clockwise from top left): sweet apples, jujubes, lemons, cherries, dates, and sour apples. By 7,000 years ago, people in New Guinea were cultivating ...