Sunwoo Kim, a painter from South Korea continues to seek dodo birds in Tokyo.

Sunwoo's website

Paula, an artist from Brazil explored Tokyo to discover.

Paula's website

Handsaw press (The riso studio that Paula went to)

Viviana Matsuda, an artist and a business person working under the name MUD WITCH, spent 2 weeks in Tokyo going to craft classes to feed her creativity.

⁠MUD WITCH

Sara Kipin chose Tokyo for her first international trip destination. Listen to her creative journey in the land of crafts and stationary.

Sara's website

Listen to Deb talking about the work of making a graphic novel and their experiences in Tokyo.

Deb's website

Their recent graphic novel, "In Limbo"

Djamila and we talked about artists' self-discipline and many other things.

Djamila's website

Philip Thomas, the founder of Contraption Company spent 2 weeks to explore the working cultures in Japan and beyond.

Philip's website

His post about the presentation "Rethinking work beyond the factory"

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the best coffee according to him

Leaves Coffee

and

Glitch Coffee

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Happy listening!

An award-winning animation director Stu Livingston explores Tokyo.

Stu's website

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other useful links from the conversation

Adrian Hogan

Fab Cafe

PechaKucha Night

An colorful and fun-loving illustrator Candy spends 4 weeks in Tokyo.

Candy's website

Food recommendations from the conversation:

Fakalo Pizza Gallery

Asada Soba

An English illustrator in Tokyo. Tommy Parker explores the crafts in his residency.

Tommy's website

Useful links from the conversation:

Kakimori (Stationary shop in the neighborhood)

Sekaido (Art supply department store)

Lemon Gasui (Supply shop for architects)