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Emily is a Nakama writer based in London who enjoys writing about Japanese gardens, social issues and travelling to Japan.
1. Wisteria 2. Hosta 3. Hydrangea 4. Lotus 5. Azalea 6. Acers 7. Shiso 8. Cherry blossom 9. Japanese primrose...
Known for their fluffy texture, Japanese pancakes aka Soufflé pancakes don’t taste dissimilar to your average American pancake. What is...
A remake of the 2012 Korean film ‘Confessions of a Murderer,’ Yu Irie’s ‘Memoirs of a Murderer,’ explores a loophole...
1. hirozzzz 2. japanawaits 3. tokyofashion 4. tatsu.photography 5. visitjpnIf like us, you’re a little bit obsessed with Japan, you’ll...
So far, London has provided nothing less than the sunny summer we all dreamt of during the dark depths of...
From tea tours in Kyoto to vintage shopping in Tokyo; Mount Fuji to mount(ains) of ramen; experiencing onsen and the...
Having developed a (borderline unhealthy) obsession with the artistry of the plant-based Instagram account @shisodelicious I was beyond excited to...
Next up in our Why I Love Japan series, which seeks to draw attention to some of our favourite artists,...
For Yayoi Kusama’s cult of fans, the arrival of her latest installation artwork ‘My heart is dancing into the universe,’...
Founder of Pom Pom Factory, paper florist and artist Karen, is a great example of how a seemingly simple idea...
As we continue to delve into London's Japanese art scene, sharing some of our favourite works – and in this...
While it’s certainly true that cheese is for the French what sake is for the Japanese, combining the two may...
We're excited to share with you Matt Nguyen whose brand Jolly Awesome (run alongside wife Katie) features cute prints, pins,...
We're so pleased to feature Asa + Yu in our Love Japan series, a collaborative group based in Tokyo and...
Next, in our 'Why I love Japan' series, which aims to share the work of some of the Nakama team's...
With a keen interest in the Japanese art scene both in London and further afield, Japan Nakama is excited to...
Even if you've ever gone to a forest and just sat in the shade, listening to the birds sing, you've...
If you’re a fan of sake and live in London, chances are you’ve heard of Kanpai Sake, the UK's first...
Almost nine months after the launch of the #MeToo movement, questions relating to its impact – whether the campaign has...
To the surprise of Airbnb, not to mention their hosts and prospective guests, major policy changes implemented by the Japanese...
Kamon are Japanese emblems or symbols used to identify the ancestral bloodlines of samurai warriors and Japanese nobility. Kamons are...
Renowned architect Sou Fujimoto’s ‘Futures of the Future' makes for a stunning first exhibition at Japan House; a contemporary addition to...
Double Method, by photographers Tokyo Rumando and Hideka Tonomura, their exhibition takes a truly intimate look at the concept of...
Founder of Good Mood Matcha, Max Cheong, has been hooked on matcha’s earthiness and unique umami flavours for as long...
In the 21st century Britain, kimonos (of sorts) are commonplace on the high-street and a fashion favourite for many. But...
Takefumi Hori’s latest collection, ‘Enjuku,’ is a welcome addition to the emerging gallery, Fiumano Clase. An understated, warehouse-turned-gallery directed by...
With a focus on time and perception, London-based artists Iyamari’s UK debut exhibition ‘Stay-’ aims to construct a model of...
Instagram Account: yk Instagram Account: s_zeiss Instagram Account: edwardkb Instagram Account: Kotorimi Instagram Account: hito_mrn As early as the eighth...
Who is Hello Kitty? An adorably innocent cartoon character? A symbol of female oppression? Or, alternatively, a feminist icon? It’s...
After a successful first collection, where his depiction of the humble squirrel gained interest and positive reception, London-based illustrator, So...
The team at Japan Nakama was kindly invited to attend the most recent London Anime & Gaming Con; a home...
Following a successful first event, London Sake Brewer’s Club is set to make waves in the cities fine wining and...
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