Soichi Yamaguchi discusses his journey, influences, and unique style using layers and brush strokes as records of time and experience.

Yukako Yamashita explores how Art Collaboration Kyoto fosters collaboration between galleries, blends Japanese tradition and community with international contemporary art, and creates a sustainable art ecosystem.

A panel of manga experts discusses the evolving relationship between artists, publishers, and readers, focusing on digital transformation, piracy, preservation, and the future of manga as both an art form and cultural artifact.

Mari Yamazaki shares her insights into the challenges of manga and its cultural impact and discusses the future trends in the manga industry.

Naomi Pollock delves into the distinctive features of Japanese houses post-WWII and offers an intriguing exploration.

Yuko Mohri and Sook-Kyung Lee share insights into their journey representing the Japan Pavilion at the annual cultural festival, discussing the difficulties of curating the Japan Pavilion and the role of art museums in the community.

Soraya Umewaka delves into storytelling through Noh theater history, documentary filmmaking, social media story consumption, and recent AI trends.

Sophie Richard gives an in-depth overview of three unique museums in Japan.

Eugene Kangawa discusses his artistic journey and shares insights into his creative process, addressing questions about his inspirations, the future role of art in society, and his future artistic ventures.

Rumiko Hasegawa shares her love of opera and explains her purpose in creating the organization: to revitalize the industry while preserving the integrity of the masterpieces.

Marty Roberts, Elena Calderon Alaez, and Jodee Knowles speak with Jesper Koll about preserving street art and supporting the artists through a digital platform and ecosystem, including NFTs.

Rachel Saunders explains how art museums enhance the educational experiences at the university, and introduces the scientific approach to studying art history.