Vending machines are ubiquitous in Japan and can be found even in the most remote of areas. One artist was transfixed by the juxtaposition of these machines against the snow-covered landscapes of Hokkaido's winter.
The Japanese botanical artist Makoto Azuma finds inspiration in presenting the natural world in an unnatural way.
A new technique developed by researchers at Waseda University is giving old photographs a vibrant and colorful new life.
In just the right light, or lack there of, even the most innocent places can become terrifying at night with a single photograph.
One Japanese photographer perfectly captures the natural beauty of Japanese summer nights by focusing on fireflies.
From viewing the mighty mountain in traditional artwork to witnessing an incredible sunset at the mountaintop, there's so much to love about Mount Fuji!
Japan is home to the most vending machines in the world, and these machines keep running when the country sleeps, much to the detriment of environmentalists. One photographer documented these power consuming contraptions and their spooky nocturnal glow.
In 2011, Akihito Yoshida discovered a very special relationship between his younger cousin and his grandmother. He photographed the pair, which sadly captures the memories of two people no longer with us in this beautiful but tragic story.
