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• Looking at Tradition with a Scientific Heart: Ootsuji Asahi-doCategory: Craftwork Japan Product Tradition
  December 16, 2008
• Tying the Knot: KikuyuCategory: Craftwork Design Japan Tradition
  December 2, 2008
• Preserving the Essence of the Kiri Tansu: Ogura Tansu TenCategory: Japan Product Tradition
  November 18, 2008
• Natural Materials and Design: Tsuruya ShotenCategory: Business Craftwork Japan Tradition
  November 11, 2008
• Tiny Works of Shogi Art: Tendo Satoh Takashi ShoutenCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
  October 28, 2008
• Tada Mokko: A Woodcrafter’s TaleCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
  October 21, 2008
• Iron and Tea: Kikuchi HojudoCategory: Craftwork Design Japan Tradition
  October 14, 2008
• Papermaker to the StarsCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
  September 23, 2008
• At the Forefront of an Era in Ceramic DesignCategory: Business Craftwork Japan Tradition
  September 9, 2008
• Just Another Day Painting Primary ColorsCategory: Craftwork Japan Tradition
  August 26, 2008

PingMag MAKE is the sister site to PingMag. We use an interview format to put the spotlight on a wide range of people active in rural areas. We document the voices of these unknown heroes and broadcast them to the world. It’s the Japan-based magazine about people and making things, coming out once a week. We’re passing on the passion, ideas, skills, and life stories of people who are building today and exploring tomorrow: craftsmen, engineers, entrepreneurs, and inventors. Stay tuned!