Kawaii is what the Japanese call their penchant for cuteness. There are trains in the popular Hello Ktty design / © Photo: Georg Berg

Kawaii. Oh how cute!

Kawaii is an expression of pop culture in Japan and its superstar Hello Kitty. The fan base is growing as the projection screens for the cute kitten

Detail des Yellow Pumpkin von Yayoi Kusama auf Naoshima. Yellow Pumpkin von Yayoi Kusama. Der berühmte gelbe Kürbis wurde 2021 von einem Taifun ins Meer gerissen. 2022 wurde an selber Stelle ein neues Exemplar aufgestellt / © Foto: Georg Berg

Yayoi Kusama. Art by the sea

Yayoi Kusama has died. Japan’s most famous artist passed away in Tokyo at the age of 97. Her famous polka-dot pumpkins can be found in the Setouchi region

Fuji versteckt sich meist hinter einem Wolkenschleier und wird deshalb in Japan als schüchterne Göttin verehrt / © Foto: Georg Berg

Nature and monument

Some imposing wonders of nature are revered by man as monuments. Some even achieve the status of a deity. For example, Mount Fuji in Japan

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