
Overview
Throughout Japanese history, expert craft skills requiring dexterity and judgment have enhanced everyday life. These skills are often applied by anonymous local artisans, who have inherited them from generations past. This time on Japanology Plus, we take a close look at expert craft skills, and the value they hold. Our main guest is Fukasawa Naoto, a renowned product designer who is also the director of The Japan Folk Crafts Museum. He talks about his philosophy of simplicity in design.
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7 - 1Osechi: New Year's Food January 07, 2020
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7 - 2Japanophiles: Thomas Ainsworth January 28, 2020
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7 - 3Sunakku Bars February 18, 2020
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7 - 4Tohoku Nine Years On: Living with Ghosts March 10, 2020
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7 - 5Tohoku Nine Years On: Voices of the Deceased March 17, 2020
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7 - 6Japanophiles: Harold George Meij March 24, 2020
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7 - 7Laundry Services April 07, 2020
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7 - 8Miso April 21, 2020
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7 - 9Japanophiles: Johan Nilsson Bjoerk August 04, 2020
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7 - 10Japan vs. Epidemics August 18, 2020
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7 - 11Wasabi September 01, 2020
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7 - 12Geisha: A Sunset Trade? September 08, 2020
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7 - 13Expert Craft Skills September 15, 2020
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7 - 14Japanophiles: Kim Seungbok September 29, 2020
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7 - 15Aloha Shirts October 06, 2020
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7 - 16Japanophiles: Gyoei Saile October 13, 2020
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7 - 17Rice Snacks October 20, 2020
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7 - 18Urban Workshops November 03, 2020
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7 - 19Tokyo Rooftops November 10, 2020
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7 - 20Tokyo Stories #1: Josh Grisdale November 17, 2020
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7 - 21Tokyo Stories #2: Mateusz Urbanowicz November 24, 2020
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7 - 22Japanophiles: Anna Bugaeva December 01, 2020
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7 - 23Mushrooms December 22, 2020
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7 - 24Kamishibai: Paper Theater December 29, 2020