The Travel Issue: - Seoul Beauty Haul - 48 Hours in Kyushu's Saga - Where to go glamping in Japan - Follow the Cherry Blossoms from South to North Plus: 10 Ways to Enjoy Kagoshima, Narita Daytripping, Jet-Set Accessories, and Around Japan Through Movie Locations

Jimmy Carr live in Tokyo Plus: 7 Places in Japan You Must Visit in 2017, Change the Way You Work Out, and Kotatsu Dining

2016's stranger things. Check out our review of the worst year in recent memory. Plus an exclusive Interview with Ryu Murakami, 31 Christmas Gift Ideas, and the Happy Bees on Ginza's Rooftops

In this month's issue: TOHOKU TRAVEL SPECIAL We begin our journey with one reader’s travels through Aomori, Fukushima, and Iwate, before discovering the many charms of Akita. PLUS Why You Shouldn’t Buy a Pet in Japan, Q&A with “Hibana” Author Naoki Matayoshi, and Judoka Warrior Ami Kondo.

Autumn eyes: Harajuku lashes and more tips from a/w17. GACKT: "There's an emptiness in people's hearts". Find your "ikigai": What makes you get up in the morning? Plus: "Life in transit" photo story, osaka on two wheels, the tokyo café serving prophecies, and ufc's big comeback.

A day in the life of a geisha. Find your perfect Kyushu. Plus Q&A with anime director Keiichi Hara, are robots taking our jobs?, Explore Japanese cuisine at GINZA SIX, and Tsukuda guide

The shopping special. 6 New Trends from Tokyo Fashion Week. 5 Interior Design Brands to Transform Your Living Space. 33 Designer Japanese Items for Your Home, Wardrobe, and Beauty Kit. Plus: Q&A with Ghost in the Shell Cast Feat. Scarlett Johansson, the Curious “Adult Wrapping” Therapy, and Win a Year’s Worth of Facials

The People of Okinawa Meet Three Locals Who Represent the Colorful and Creative Energy of the Islands Plus: Peek Inside Love Hotels, Snowsurfing in Fukushima, and Is Japan Biased Against Those with Disabilities?

Far from the Madding Crowd Secret Diving Spots, an Organic Farm, a Mountain Onsen, and Other Dreamy Getaways Also: Rediscovered Photos from WWII, Change the Way You Watch TV, Summer Drinks, and a Rio Sports Roundup

Hidetoshi Nakata a soccer all-star on the sake trail. The Tokyo Marathon turns ten. Scaling Japan’s frozen heights.

Beck Plus Nine Other Top Festival Acts to Watch This Summer Chinatown: Explore Yokohama’s More Colorful Side “I Opened for the Beatles” Remembering That Budokan Show, 50 Years Back Also: Where to Go Hang Gliding, How to Plan a Wedding in Tokyo, and Meet “King Kohei” – Japan’s Champion Gymnast

Meet the hyperreal body artist, the illusionist, the contortionist, and the acrobat who are all helping to put the country on the global talent map. Plus we go inside Nara’s abandoned theme park, Q&A with chef Bill Granger, Japan’s child poverty crisis, and our Spring education special

Tokyo’s old soul is alive and well. This month, we discover its essence in a retro shotengai, explore its renaissance in modern Japan, and find it in everyday moments on the city streets. Plus: Japan's Archaic Sex Crime Laws Are Finally Changing, Secret Gardens in Tokyo, and Is North Korea a Real Threat?

Breaking the rules of kimono – a new book shatters antiquated views of this traditional garment. Plus: The boys for sale in Shinjuku Ni-chome, best sake of 2017, Japan's new emperor, and what really goes on inside "Terrace House."

Hakone Travel Special: Plus: M83 Interview, Sake Beauty Secret ALSO: s, Faces of Tokyo’s LGBT Community, Hiromi Miyake Lifts for Gold, Best New Restaurants

In this issue: The Light & Dark of Creativity - Rising Stars from Fashion Week, Design Festa, and More - Capturing the Art of Bonsai - Where Do All the Ballerinas Go? - The Underbelly of Japan’s Entertainment Biz Plus: What to Do in Jimbocho, Why You Should Switch to Charcoal Soap, and Fall Foliage Travel Tips

Hirotada Ototake- No arms, no legs, no limits. Plus: Natsumi Hoshi Swims for Rio Gold, Getaways for Golden Week, Tokyo Area Guide, The Evolution of Cirque du Soleil, and Much More

Techno Legend Jeff Mills Goes Orchestral. 3/11 five years of recovering and rebuilding. Plus: Celebrating hanami with a touch of class, Yoshikazu Fujita gets ready for rugby in Rio, movies, events, and much more

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Waikato Business News has for a quarter of a century been the voice of the region’s business community, a business community with a very real commitment to innovation and an ethos of co-operation.

In this issue: composer Nicole Lizée talks about her love for analogue equipment, and the music that “glitching” evokes; Richard Rose, artistic director at the Tarragon Theatre, gives us insights into their a rock-and-roll Hamlet, now entering production; Toronto prepares for a mini-revival of Schoenberg’s music, with three upcoming shows at New Music Concerts; and the local music theatre community remembers and celebrates the life and work of Mi’kmaq playwright and performer Cathy Elliott . These and other stories, in our double-issue December/January edition of the magazine.

The Tokyo Weekender guide to all the best restaurants, bars, hotels and health and beauty spots in Tokyo

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