
Japanese Theater Poster: Sayonara Max. Kouga Hirano. 1973
Japanese Theater Poster: Sayonara Max. Kouga Hirano. 1973
26 editorial projects from Japan.

Japanese Theater Poster: Sayonara Max. Kouga Hirano. 1973

Noritake is a Japanese illustrator working in advertising, publishing and fashion industry. He also creates prints, notebooks, t-shirts and other products with his minimalist illustrations – you can…

Japanese Poster: Music Illustration Awards. Atsushi Ishiguro (OUWN). 2015

Japanese Theater Poster: Watashi. Takao Neko (Civil Tokyo). 2015

Beautiful Black and White prints by Tetsuo Aoki. More of his graphics are available for sale here.

Kaido Kenta creates beautiful editorial illustrations for various publications. You can follow his work on Tumblr.

Tomohide Ikeya created a beautiful series of photographs which capture the moment of breathing underwater. Inspired by human strength to fight for survival, he created a story about…

Toshinori Mori is a freelance illustrator living in Niigata. Inspired by beautiful Japanese landscape and his love to cats, he created a series of illustrations named Tabineko (which…

Japanese Poster: The Dinosaur Expo. Tezzo Suzuki. 2015

Continuing the family tradition, Takahiro Kondo mastered to perfection the art of ceramics. He has developed his own unique style and also patented technique named gintekisai – an…

Japanese Poster: Conversation With Landscape. Koichi Sato. 1983

Perched high atop the city of Guilin, China, photographer Kyon.J had an extraordinary view of the Li River as it winds through an unusually steep mountain-scape. Early in…

Japanese Poster: Bistro Paisen. Keisuke Maekawa. 2015

Japanese Concert Flyer: Kaisoku Tokyo. Yuta Ichinose. 2014

Japanese Exhibition Poster: Le Corbusier and Japan. Takeo Nakano (Nakano Design). 2015

Japanese Poster: Poetry graphics. Sayo Umezaki. 2014

Japanese Theater Poster: The Dance of Angels who Burning Their Wings. Kouga Hirano, Oyobe Katsuhito, Mitsuhiro Kushida. 1970

Musashino Art University – poster designed by Daikoku Design Institute Poster for New National Theatre Tokyo designed by Good Design Company Japanese Exhibition Poster: Time Difference…

Japan has a way of turning the everyday act of eating into something quietly artful, and its photographers are among the best in the world at capturing it.…

Japanese Poster: Hidarimuki no Jidai. Gengo Yamaguchi. 2014

Block Typeface by Daikoku Design Institute, made from stacked paper sheets.

Japanese Poster: News Paper. Seita Kobayashi. 2015

These animated GIFs created by Tumblr user 1041uuu are just hilarious. via Kotaku

Japanese Album Cover: Yoshitaka Minami – Silkscreen. Teruhisa Tajima. 1981