A Polish-language blog-style newsletter by a writer living in Japan, covering everyday Japanese life, photography, culture, anime, manga, and current events. Issues mix travel reportage from Tohoku, political observation of nationalist rallies in Tokyo, and commemorative reflection on the 2011 disaster.
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A weekly newsletter exploring Tokyo's neighbourhoods, history, urban life and design through narrative walks and reflective essays. It also promotes the author's own signed, numbered book series on Tokyo neighbourhoods.
Japan Layman is a newsletter that examines Japanese engineering and industrial projects in depth, such as car-parts makers entering data-centre cooling, robots for gas pipe inspection, and rocket turbopump seals. Each issue combines reporting from company filings and briefings with analysis of the gaps between corporate claims and commercial reality.
A London-based writer's newsletter on Japanese craft, design and culture, told through first-hand visits to workshops, foundries and artist-built spaces. Each issue combines personal travel notes with background on makers, materials and the business of craft.
Personal travel dispatches from writer and photographer Drew Gough, mixing vivid scene-setting, memoir from his first trip to Tokyo and recent visits to places such as Medellin's Comuna 13. Each issue pairs his own photos with reflective, detailed storytelling about people, place and history.
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