Women's voices and global films spotlighted at Tokyo International Film Festival
Institutions face calls to repatriate hundreds of body parts
World's biggest market shrinks rapidly amid deepening economic uncertainty
Modern events and societal pressures inspire South Korean author's books
Shin Nakayama shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
New Asian names draw collectors and gallerists to city's fairs
Bengaluru's new airport terminal is winning hearts and accolades
Actor in blockbusters '3 Idiots,' 'PK' believes creative work can bring joy, understanding
President Yoon praises literary works that 'transformed' country's historical wounds
Return of nearly 300 antiquities by the U.S. highlights scale of smuggling
Lukewarm bidding at the auction house's new Asia headquarters highlights slowing demand
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Joe Hisaishi has turned down 'numerous requests' to compose with AI
Tale of feudal Japan wins over viewers embracing subtitles and new perspectives
Recent sales of contemporary works highlight shift in collectors' attitudes
Latest in a series of international art fairs showcases local and global artists
Homegrown industry reflects landscape and cultural diversity
Foundation praises animator's gift for making complex issues relatable to kids
Paetongtarn Shinawatra has promised a creative boom, but critics point to daunting bureaucracy and confusing vision
Retro railcars by world-renowned modeler Hara transport guests to 1920s Japan
Japan-based historian and author pieces together puzzle of the would-be English shogun
South Korean and Japanese content is turning up in over 100 countries
Improbable avant-garde artists' collective Electronicos Fantasticos celebrates a retro-future
A Bathing Ape's Nigo curates Not A Hotel's new villa on Tokyo Bay
From economics to campaigns for asylum seekers, Angus McDonald makes a mark in diverse worlds