Latest Events in Fukuoka(July Updated)

The exhibition is themed around the book "Hello! and... Good bye!" and reinterprets Fujita's design career through a photographic lens. The exhibition is based on the layout design of the magazine "Idea" in which Fujita participated, and re-presents his design art in the form of a book. In addition to the graphic works in the book "Hello! and... Good bye!", this exhibition will also see the diary "fjt.tokyo/Stories/Screenshots", which collects his Instagram Stories from February 2018 to September 2024. In addition, there are some books designed by Fujita.

The iDOL Miyake Ken Photobook is based on the theme of "the gap between illusion and reality" and reinterprets the "idol" that is Miyake Ken's origin, who has been at the forefront since his debut, to explore his new charms as an artist. Miyake Ken himself is in charge of creative direction, and he teamed up with photographers Omiyama Shun and Kusano Yoko, and stylist TEPPEI to create an ambitious 128-page work of all-new photography.

Asian Festival is an annual popular event that offers bold flavors and fresh herbs to help you beat the summer heat. This year the focus is on Thailand, a country where modern trends blend seamlessly with centuries of tradition. Featured events include a live Thai cooking demonstration by an Australian chef who now lives in Chikugo (having honed his craft around the world), and a well-known Asian restaurant from Osaka. The festival also features a lively street food section, offering cuisine from all over Asia, such as Taiwanese scallion pancakes (Shou Zhua Bing), Vietnamese banh mi and pan-fried dumplings. A colorful display of vintage-style Asian goods adds to the summer vibe. A total of 31 vendors will be participating, offering a variety of food and items from across the region.

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