“Japanese Design Today 100,” a small but choice touring exhibition sponsored by the Japan Foundation and making its world debut tonight at Perloff Hall at UCLA, attempts to do just that.

If you get off on Japanese product design as much as I do, you owe yourself a spin through the “Product Design Database,” a showcase of different consumer products from the ’70s, ...

According to product designer Keita Suzuki, another Under-30 exhibitor, “The definition of design became more ambiguous in Japan in the 2010s. It is now no longer just concerned with form or colour.

In Japanese product design, the focus on traditional artisanship through international promotions, collaborations with contemporary designers and the re-appreciation of traditional everyday ...

The finest examples of Japanese design, with a focus on everyday products, will be displayed during Japanese Design Today 100 at the Gallery of TCDC Bangkok, from Wednesday until May 26.

Drawing from the principles of Japanese culture, these spaces are designed to provide a restorative retreat, prioritizing relaxation, and balance,' explains Jorge Hernandez, head of product design ...

“A new generation of Japanese designers from Tokyo and Kyoto are migrating back to making things in a more traditional manner,” says Sam Hecht, who co-founded the London-based design office ...

In the futuristic world of Japanese product design, watchmaker Haruo Suekichi is an unabashed Luddite. His handcrafted, one-of-a-kind timepieces hark back to the rudimentary mechanics of the ...

The studio is helmed by the 43-year-old Canadian-born Japanese designer Oki Sato. ... An authority in product design, UX, AI, experience design, retail, food, and branding, ...