
Kouga Hirano’s ‘Sayonara Max’ Theater Poster
Kouga Hirano's 1973 theatre poster for 'Sayonara Max'.
28 editorial projects from Japan.

Kouga Hirano's 1973 theatre poster for 'Sayonara Max'.

Noritake's book covers use black line drawings: a person holding a framed face, and a person sitting before a black cat.

Atsushi Ishiguro's 2015 poster for the Music Illustration Awards, made with OUWN.

Takao Neko's 2015 theatre poster for 'Watashi', made with Civil Tokyo.

Graphic prints in black and white by Tetsuo Aoki.

Editorial illustration from Japan's Kaido Kenta, made for a range of publications.

Tomohide Ikeya photographs people holding their breath underwater: a woman with her hands over her ears, and a mass of bodies in dark water.

Toshinori Mori sets cats on walls and station benches, drawn in flat colour under orange trees and cherry blossom.

Tezzo Suzuki's 2015 poster for The Dinosaur Expo.

Takahiro Kondo's black ceramic heads are crusted in glassy beads and metallic drips, finished with his gintekisai overglaze.

Fifteen posters made between 2007 and 2016 by Takeo Nakano of Nakano Design Office — a decade of Japanese graphic design from one hand.

Koichi Sato's 1983 poster 'Conversation With Landscape'.

Kyon.J shoots the Li River from above, where fog and morning light move through the karst peaks around Guilin.

Keisuke Maekawa's 2015 poster for 'Bistro Paisen'.

Yuta Ichinose's 2014 concert flyer for 'Kaisoku Tokyo'.

Takeo Nakano's 2015 exhibition poster for 'Le Corbusier and Japan'.

Sayo Umezaki's 2014 poster 'Poetry Graphics'.

A 1970 Japanese theatre poster by Kouga Hirano, Oyobe Katsuhito and Mitsuhiro Kushida.

Ten Japanese posters, from a blurred white glow for a theatre season to a single brush-stroke ring on black.

Six Japanese food photographers whose work runs from playful miniature worlds to documentary portraits of the people behind the plate.

Gengo Yamaguchi's 2014 poster 'Hidarimuki no Jidai' — Japanese poster design at its most decisive.

A typeface cut from stacked paper sheets by Japan's Daikoku Design Institute.

Seita Kobayashi's 2015 poster 'News Paper' — typography doing the work of a headline.

Tumblr user 1041uuu turns everyday Japanese scenes into looping GIFs with a soft, nostalgic palette.
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