Autumn turns our attention to Japan. The season moves through the country in changing colours and cooler days, bringing a different atmosphere to both city life and the landscapes beyond. From Tokyo to the quieter corners of the country, autumn reveals another side of Japan and plenty of reasons to look a little closer.
Some of the best ways to experience Japan are found around the table. From freshly made udon to coffee and drinks in Tokyo, these everyday stops become part of experiencing the city itself. Across the city, restaurants, cafés and bars each offer their own take on what makes Japan worth exploring.
Another way to explore Japan is through books. These three titles offer different perspectives on the country through craft, tradition and photography. Japanese Baskets explores the artistry and techniques behind Japanese basketry, while Shokunin takes us inside the workshops of craftspeople dedicated to preserving and developing their practice. Through his photography, Yuto Yamada captures another side of Japan, from its landscapes to the everyday scenes found along the way.
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