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Uniqlo brings cultural cuteness to Edo animals T-shirt line with Japanese history’s greatest artists
Hokusai’s Great Wave has gone from woodblock to art sensation to a wooden art display piece.
This latest themed set of 20 colored pencils is inspired by the Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji series by master artisan Katsushika Hokusai.
Hokusai and other ukiyo-e masters of the Edo period are here to help your crotch look its best.
Passport holders in Japan now have a miniature gallery of the works of Hokusai, the country’s most famous traveling painter.
Japanese artist reimagines Marvel’s all-star cast, creating storm god Thanos, “Widow Ninja Black Spider” and “Chivalrous Ant Thief.”
Spending time with a world-famous printmaking craftsman while creating your own handmade souvenir is one of the best experiences you can have in Tokyo.
The works of Hokusai and others, admired for more than a century, lend a touch of class to your appreciation of a cold one.
Ukiyo-e master Hokusai’s iconic seascape is now appearing on eligible motor vehicles in the capital.
Mario, Pokémon, Link, Star Fox and more are brought to life through the same process used 200 years ago.
Pokémon look more distinguished than ever in authentic ukiyo-e that pay homage to a pair of feudal Japan’s greatest artists.