Kim Kahan is a Freelance Features Writer. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on music, culture, and society, often covering topics such as concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and the music business. Kim's work has been featured in notable publications including The Japan Times, National Geographic, and Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia.
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Kim Kahan's focus is on local entertainment, travel, and lifestyle topics in Tokyo, Japan. She frequently covers unique aspects of Japanese culture including music, food, and seasonal traditions. Her articles often feature interviews with local figures or provide guides to cultural practices.
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By: Kim Kahan
In many other nations, no one would blink an eye. But when Japanese mayor Shoko Kawata announced she was taking maternity leave, her decision made headline news, spawned opinion polls and sparked a national debate.
TOKYO -- Billed as Asia's answer to the Grammys, Music Awards Japan is aimed at audiences far beyond the country's borders, but retains a uniquely Japanese flavor.
Fuji Rock may be the most well-known, but that's just the tip of the summer festival-berg. Here are six Japanese music festivals taking place across Japan from July to October 2026.
Written by Kim is a Japan-based writer and translator sharing travel, culture, and the people who shape it. Her work speaks to discerning readers; learn more at www.kimjakahan.xyz
Etc.books helped redefine feminist publishing in Japan. Now its greatest challenge is staying open.
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The sleek new store in Tokyo is no humble konbini. Here's the lowdown on the new FAMIMA flagship.
By: Kim Kahan
Coming up in October, Meet Your Art 2026 turns Tokyo's Tennozu Isle into an art-lover's playground. Here's what this year's lineup looks like.
By: Kim Kahan
Creative energy transforms the Kyobashi commercial district of Tokyo this month, under the three Ts of technology, talent and tolerance.
