Special Interview
∙ Location: Prince Takamado Gallery, Embassy of Canada to Japan, Tokyo
∙ About: An insightful interview of generative art, technology, interdisciplinary education, and Canadian multicultural influences.
Read the Full Interview Here (Japanese Only)
This feature showcases an exclusive interview conducted by First Secretary Jean-Francois Renaud at the Embassy of Canada to Japan with Canadian digital artist EEPMON. Published by KBUNSHA (Keibunsha), the discussion delves into EEPMON’s artistic journey—from early video game inspirations to combining art and software engineering—while highlighting the role of Canadian education, adaptability, and his deep creative connection to Japan.
Read the Full Interview Here (Japanese Only)
About the Embassy of Canada to Japan
The Embassy of Canada to Japan represents Canadian interests in diplomatic, cultural, and educational spheres. Through venues such as the Prince Takamado Gallery, the Embassy hosts exhibitions, cultural exchanges, and educational initiatives to introduce Canadian arts, culture, and study opportunities to Japan.
About KBUNSHA
KBUNSHA (Keibunsha) is a Japanese publishing house and media outlet. It produces educational resources, international study guides, and promotional features that bridge Japanese audiences with global educational institutions and cultural perspectives.
