From trickling infinity pools to woodsy saunas to massages and masks, spas promise an oasis away from the stresses of daily life—even the word “spa” can cause shoulders to loosen and breaths to become deep and centered.
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Kagurazaka, the so-called “Town of Geisha” is evolving into a fashionable downtown. Being populated by European-style cafes, deli and shops, the area maintains its traditional “Edo 江戸 era” characteristic.
Kagurazaka is equivalent to “Kennedy Town” in Hong Kong, attracting both local and overseas residents to stay.
As is always the case, the start of a new year brings us another incredible showing from the tech industry at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Further deepening the integration of technology into our lives, the world’s innovators in fitness, home security, automobiles, and more delivered truly stunning products to the show floor in Las Vegas. Join us as we explore 5 tech-fueled debuts from this year’s show.
Home fitness has long been a staple space for many homes around the world. Companies like NordicTrack and ProForm have been producing exercise equipment for in-home use, but when Peloton and MIRROR burst on to the scene in the last decade, these brands showed fitness enthusiasts how they could bring workout classes home with them like never before.
In 2020 Amazfit, known for their fitness wearables, introduced their “Home Studio” offering. Debuted at CES, the Amazfit Home Studio features an immersive 43” HD Screen and 3D TOF camera system, high-end slat belt treadmill, surround sound customized JBL speakers, and classes on-demand.
Sotheby’s recently announced that they will be offering The Clyman Fang Head – one of the most important works of African Art ever to appear at auction – in their Contemporary Art Evening Auction to be held in New York the week of June 29th.
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