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.
This presentation is in JAPANESE. Noriyuki Shiina explains the work of the Japanese NGO Japan Platform in Haiti. www.japanplatform.org
Remo Camerota takes us through his brilliant book on Japanese graffiti, and on to his follow-up release (which wasn't out at the time this presentation was done) on Japanese manhole covers, titled Drain Spotting. Remo currently has a Kickstarter campaign for a new project.
Hiroto Ota is a recent graduate from the architectural course at Musashino Art University, and in this presentation he talks about his final graduation project.
Support from the city of Gothenburg in Sweden for Japan, coming from a group of exchange students.
A very personal and honest view on Japan by a Barcelona-based Japanese designer.
In this presentation from Sendai -- one of the hardest hit areas of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake -- Shuichi Suzuki talks about the "Sabbath Project," a collection of accessories to commemorate the tragedy. (in Japanese)
Saeki Takako represents the EU-Japan Fest Japan Committee, and in her presentation she talks about the organization's cultural activities and programs in Europe, as well as the current 20th anniversary celebrations. (in English)
Soichiro Araki from EARTHSCAPE (designer and project director) talks about their environmental project, MHCP (Medical Herbman Cafe Project). (in Japanese)
