Tokyo Paper Guide

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Hello there! Welcome to the Tokyo Paper Guide. Vol2 is coming soon!

The latest film directed by Shuichi Okita (A Story of Yonosuke) Morikazu Kumagai (aka Mori) was born in 1880 and became one of Japan’s most celebrated 20th- century painters. His gift for painting was recognized very early on in his career but the opinions of critics and fame were never his priority. His sporadic output didn’t result in sales. He didn’t own a house and survived with friends’ help until the age of 50 when his paintings began to sell and he could at last support his family. © 2017 “Mori, The Artist’s Habitat” Film Partners

everything-creative:

The Mushroom Stool by Ookkuu

These Mushroom called stools are a beautiful and simple combination of white ash wood and a colorful upholstery. The stackable and minimalistic stool is available in multiple sizes and colors, offering a comfortable seat for everyone. Ookkuu, the Japanese producers, have a strong dedication to high quality, Japanese craftsmanship.

themeparkart:

“Studio Ghibli Park” 2018

The timeless characters and locales of the Studio Ghibli film library will finally find a home when the nature-centric Studio Ghibli Park opens near Nagoya, Japan in 2022. Areas inspired by many of Ghibli’s biggest hits will bring the stories to life, allowing guests to explore their favorite stories. This won’t be an attraction-heavy park, instead, it will focus on bringing Studio Ghibli to life in a way that allows parkgoers to enjoy nature. Guests can expect to wander through areas such as Princess Mononoke Village, Witch Valley, and Dondoko Forest.

Art ©️Studio Ghibli

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