Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can, and that includes posing for photographer Paulette Waltz in and around the city of Tokyo.

Graphic Designer Thong Van, based in Tokyo shows us his other passion.

A glimpse of Gerald's graphic design and stunning photography www.geraldescalante.com

Canadian photographer Harold Godsoe introduces his series of "Mud Portraits," explaining what drew him to using mud, and what he feels comes out of the resulting photographs.

In this presentation by the PKN Nagano team, a look at Sakae village in Nagano after the earthquake, and 10 groups of creators based in Nagano introduce Japan.

Thanks to a travel grant from Arts NB, artist Julie Forgue comes to Tokyo and shares her photographic documentation of the land, landscapes, and cultures of Canada.

Lee Chapman walks around Tokyo with a camera, and this is what he sees. Part of the Global Cities Week. This presentation is in English.

In October 2006, as he was taking photos of nature in the forest near Kawaguchiko, a salaryman with a suitcase appeared on the track. Ever since that day, Bruno Quinquet has tried to investigate the mysteries of office work in Japan through photography. He has exhibited this series in Japan and abroad. In 2012, he launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the production of the "Salaryman Project Business Schedule 2013."

"Presentation of the Day" on March 4, 2013.

Takumi Hasegawa returns to the PK stage in Tokyo with a follow-up presentation that again sees him standing in snaps with a host of famous people, many in the architectural world. (in Japanese)