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Very Popular Gathering (Sukoburu seikai) from Ehagaki sekai Postcard of lanterns and flags 「茶屋の開業式」 Japanese Late Meiji era 1908 Artist Unknown, Japanese, Publisher Kokkei shinbun sha Place of Creation: Japan

Jetting back to 1970s Japan, let’s get to know sultry film icon, actress, singer, and all-round badass Meiko Kaji. She rose to fame during the seventies at the height of what was known as the “pinky violence” Japanese film genre, which were essentially sexed up, bad girl action films produced by Toe

lu.men studio is the meeting of an attraction for graphic design and a passion for illustrations, all strongly inspired by Japanese culture of all periods. Born in 2000 and hailing from the town of Gustave Courbet, lu.men has always been surrounded and fascinated by the creative field and its expression in many ways. From an early age, the masterpieces of Akira Toryama, Takehiko Inoue and Hayao Miyazaki subconsciously shaped young Lucas's mind and led him to love and discover this highly…

The foamiest men's shampoo to make bath-time oodles more fun? The latest must-have make-up for your back? Whatever they were selling, we would've been buying. If you were in post-WWII Japan, your eyeballs had the luck of watching the advertising world grow brighter, hipper, and (especially in the '8

When I was growing up, I'd play the Japanese card game Hanafuda with my grandparents. Mesmerized by the stunning yet simple designs on each card, I memorized each combination: ribbon, maple and deer, geese, moon and sky, boar and butterfly. At the kitchen table we'd play and snack on senbei, and at these moments I felt so happy and loved. I still remember my grandmother's Japanese plates upon which she'd serve me tiny treats and tea. Surrounded deep in my family's culture, I gained an…

Sixty beautiful vintage Japanese art prints from the famous design magazine Shin-Bijutsukai. All are in the public domain and free to print.