Christoffer Rudquist
The Toyota Crown turns 70 and looks to a hydrogen future
No car serves all needs but one model comes pretty close. The Toyota Crown is beloved by police, taxi drivers, executives and government officials alike.
Radio Shinyabin has found the secret to connecting ever more isolated young people: Late-night broadcasts
Japanese national radio’s late-night stalwart is finding a younger audience by lending a sense of connection and community.
Get behind the wheel and fall in love with driving again : The all-new Toyota Land Cruiser 250
The iconic vehicle has been given a back-to-basics makeover with a steer towards the environment.
Pushing the boundary
Tied both historically and economically to Russia and China, democratic Mongolia is navigating tricky terrain as it looks West.
Commit to print
In a world where physical media still carries more weight, why not get your ideas down on paper? We show you how.
Food & Drink
Two Swiss openings, a recipe from our in-house team and food finds from Japan to France. Tuck in.
Best in print
We meet Unit Editions, whose authoritative and accessible design books are made with a deft but human touch.
Consuls and carols
Diplomacy requires proficient hosting, especially during Christmas. We visit the festive residences of the Czech, Danish and Italian ambassadors to discover the importance of time-old traditions and a talented, patriotic chef.
Divide and conquer
Yinka Shonibare's work provokes strong reactions. On the eve of a new show about our fractious world, the Turner Prize nominee reveals how he creates his art and how his life works.
