Tokyo Journal Magazine - Issue 282

In this issue

In Tokyo Journal Issue #282, we celebrate the legendary Japanese rock star, drummer and classical pianist YOSHIKI as he cements his place in Hollywood history at TCL Chinese Theatre, one of the most coveted honors in the entertainment industry. Renowned Korean film star Lee Byung-hun and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff share their stories of their friend, YOSHIKI, in this exclusive special feature. From the heart-pounding excitement of Osaka's Kishiwada Danjiri Matsuri to an exclusive exploration of Kansai's delectable cuisine in "Konamon," this issue offers a diverse tapestry of experiences. Indulge your culinary senses with Yumiko's tantalizing Takoyaki and acclaimed Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Squid Pasta with Light Garlic Sauce recipes. Delve into the fundamentals of food pairings in "Sake vs. Wine" and witness the transformation of Japan's kanzume culture. Discover the fusion of sophistication and flavor at Gyokusen, a high-end suit brand, and Japanese-French restaurant. Uncover the latest trends on the catwalk with "Japan’s Adaptive Fashion" and find inspiration in the stories of karate luminaries, including Three-time World Karate Champion Elisa Au and Olympic Gold Medalist Ryo Kiyuna, as Tokyo Journal pays tribute to the late martial arts legend Fumio Demura. Embrace Zen wisdom from Tasaka Juku in "Opportunity Called ‘Difficulty.’" From the Cannes Best Actor winner Yuya Yagira to Grammy nominated composer Miho Hazama and American Idol Alum Ava August, the issue is brimming with star power. Join singer/actor Diamond Yukai on a Hollywood journey through the eyes of a celebrity, relive the pop-culture classic film Tokyo Pop in 4K, and get lost in the captivating photo retrospective of The Bay City Rollers in Japan by Bob Gruen. Concluding with the empowering narrative of Plus-Size Beauty Icon Yumi Nu, Tokyo Journal transcends boundaries, celebrating the extraordinary in every facet of life.

Tokyo Journal Magazine Description:

After 42 years as Tokyo’s leading English magazine, the Tokyo Journal has gone bilingual, allowing its readership to learn about all that Tokyo Japan, and its people have to offer in both English and Japanese. As a leading travel, lifestyles, and international magazine, Tokyo Journal is sharing 42 years of insight with its readers, introducing a range of fascinating individuals as well as Japan’s finest hotels, travel destinations, and cuisine.