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Since 1970, The Creative Arts Emmy Awards have celebrated the multi-talented people behind the camera in television, standing alongside the Primetime Emmy Awards

Change is perhaps the only constant in Japan’s seasons. Since the release of ‘Towadako Spring’ in June,

Nick Wood was born in The UK, another Island-country (like Japan) so often associated with rain. In The UK, much like most of Northern Europe, Spring eventually gives way to Summer and, as the days

This week saw the release of Apple TV+ Dark Comedy, ‘Sunny’, starring Rashida Jones and the voice of Joanna Sotomura. ‘Sunny’ tells the story of an American woman living in Kyoto, as her life is

“There is a real cultural celebration of seasons in Japan. People go to pay respect to the seasons, they go out and look at the change of leaves, and how the colours change, they eat food in

When most people think of Japan, they summon a range of images; serene Onsen (Hot Springs), cosy Izakaya and bustling city streets with neon-illuminated characters, a place where sophisticated