POST.S.

Japan Keeps Red Wing Timeless

Red Wing shoes have always been more than just work boots. Their timeless design, unmatched craftsmanship, and rugged elegance have made them a favorite for collectors and style enthusiasts alike. ...

Taiga Takahashi in Kyoto: An Intimate Gallery of Garment Mastery

Visiting Taiga Takahashi’s store in Kyoto is like stepping into a gallery where garments are the art. Every piece reflects the late designer’s mastery of fabric and construction, with cuts, folds, ...

Ramen, Soba, Tempura

During three months in Japan, we found ourselves returning to a few quiet places that stood out not for being flashy or famous, but for doing something simple really well. In Kyoto, Ramen Katamuki ...

The Architecture of Seating: Celebrating the Standard Chair by Jean Prouvé

The blog highlights the addition of Jean Prouvé’s iconic Standard Chair to the studio’s collection, joining other design classics like the Eames DCW and Eames Aluminum Group Management Chairs. It e...

The Japanese Bagmaker That’s Been Doing It Right Since 1905

In Kyoto, Ichizawa Hanpu has been quietly crafting heavyweight canvas bags since 1905. Built for function, not fashion, their rugged bags age like raw denim softening and gaining character over tim...

SHOT.S. EDITION 04

Captured on Leica QP

SHOT.S. EDITION 03

Captured on Leica M3, 35mm in Tokyo

Kamakura Days: A Coastal Pause from Tokyo

A spring escape to Kamakura just an hour from Tokyo where surf-town vibes, vintage shops, standout cafés, and a nostalgic ride on the Enoden train make it more than just a day trip.

SHOT.S. EDITION 02 by Halwest Farhad

An editorial shot by photographer Halwest Farhad for FAIZ T.S.

Nadoya no Katte and the Space Between Things

Tucked inside a softly aging home in Tokyo’s Yoyogi neighborhood, Nadoya no Katte is more than a coffee stand it’s a quiet merging of nature, time, and craft. Weathered wood, uneven stone, and a sl...