Shotaro Kitada uses paper puppetry to make his comical vignettes

Taku Inomata reimagines everyday objects with clever paper crafts

“Unique, strange and weird”, Takaya Katsuragawa’s illustrations are full of unexpected moments

Graphic artist Typon creates rigorous works that are rich in rhythm and character

Spring Scenery; Melody of a Musical Performance

Takeru Toyokura creates trippy, sinister children's scenes from coloured paper and felt

In Jin Kitamura’s minimalist drawings you’ll encounter cute dog bottoms and rotund geese

Art collective Excalibur on using pixel art to blend Japanese myths with reality

The View From Tokyo: embracing imperfection and humour with heta-uma

Hiromu Oka reveals the painstaking yet miraculous process of making a Risograph animation

Bernie Kaminski’s paper mâché creations showcase the joy of art imitating life

Kenichi Kuromaru on finding unique expression in optical illusions, simple shapes and mixing alphabets

Courtesans Imitating a Court Procession