Aya Okubo 9/1/23 Aya Okubo 9/1/23

Chopsticks

Chopsticks - Eating elegance & craft excellence in Japan

Aya Okubo 8/1/23 Aya Okubo 8/1/23

All Kyoto-made Decomposable Urushi Contrabass

Aya Okubo 7/1/23 Aya Okubo 7/1/23

The Ways of Water in the Old Capital

The Ways of Water in the Old Capital - Bringing Lake Biwa to Kyoto

Aya Okubo 6/1/23 Aya Okubo 6/1/23

Experience Aikido “The Martial Art of Peace”at Shioda Gozo Memorial

Aya Okubo 5/1/23 Aya Okubo 5/1/23

Manpuku-ji Temple

Manpuku-ji Temple
A Chinese-st yle Zen temple with a lot to offer

Aya Okubo 5/1/23 Aya Okubo 5/1/23

Have Fun & Be Ethically Conscious at Markets in Kyoto

Aya Okubo 4/1/23 Aya Okubo 4/1/23

“Welcome to Kyoto!”from Ryokan

“Welcome to Kyoto!”from Ryokan
— Meet, experience and enjoy the exotic world of the Japanese inn

Aya Okubo 4/1/23 Aya Okubo 4/1/23

KYOTOGRAPHIE

KYOTOGRAPHIE
— international photography festival

Aya Okubo 3/1/23 Aya Okubo 3/1/23

“YUGEN”

“YUGEN”Performances for the Deities
— The world of Japanese Noh Theatre

Aya Okubo 3/1/23 Aya Okubo 3/1/23

“Prosthetic limb”× “Art and Craftsmanship”

“Prosthetic limb”× “Art and Craftsmanship”
- Interview with Nobuhiro Yasuda, the craftsman of KYOTO gishi*design

Aya Okubo 2/1/23 Aya Okubo 2/1/23

Cutie Family's Love at the Time and after Corona

Cutie Family's Love at the Time and after Corona
- Exhibition featuring Ushio, Noriko and Alex Kukai Shinohara at AMMON KYOTO

Aya Okubo 12/1/22 Aya Okubo 12/1/22

KYOTOGRAPHER × KURAKU

KYOTOGRAPHER × KURAKU
- The story about art, and the family

Aya Okubo 12/1/22 Aya Okubo 12/1/22

Revive & Flourish Traditional Japanese Crafts for the Future

“Revive & Flourish Traditional Japanese Crafts for the Future”
— Interview with Steve Beimel, the founder of JapanCraft21

Aya Okubo 11/1/22 Aya Okubo 11/1/22

Shinto Architecture

Shinto Architecture - Where the spirit, history, and the heart of the miyadaiku exist

Aya Okubo 11/1/22 Aya Okubo 11/1/22

"Finding the Connections: A lifelong exploration of beauty,time and impermanence"

“Finding the Connections: A lifelong exploration of beauty, time and impermanence”
Interview with Joel Stewart, a Kyoto-based artist