Park University International Center for Music graduate student Ilya Shmukler, who dazzled the jury and audience as the ...

In a recent interview with The New York Times at the soon-to-open Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan, Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto discussed the company’s overarching philosophy and why AI might ...

Shiho Fukada for The New York Times Supported by By Zachary Small Reporting from Kyoto, Japan Shigeru Miyamoto has been making the same request of all new employees at Nintendo for at least the ...

Miyamoto has stated that though he doesn’t know why he creates the things he creates, he’s having fun. That’s his drive. This sort of passion and originality is a principle at Nintendo ...

Despite concerns, Nintendo plans to stick to human developers for now. Shigeru Miyamoto of Nintendo fame has spoken out about AI during a recent interview. With so many game developers embracing ...

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Former Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who is running once again to lead the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, may be highly regarded by the general public and local LDP chapters due to his ...

The Museum's focus on mass timber and wood, in conjunction with the exhibition TALL TIMBER: The Future of Cities in Wood, continues this fall with a webinar & book talk on the work of Shigeru Ban ...

Then, there’s Nintendo, who, behind minds like Shigeru Miyamoto, have thrived for decades and have bounced back from every “down point” they find themselves in. One of the reasons for this ...

“The Piano Lesson” seems to be hitting all the right Oscar notes. With Black excellence, impeccable filmmaking, and towering performances, Netflix’s “The Piano Lesson” hit the awards ...

KYOTO, Japan: Shigeru Miyamoto has been making the same request of all new employees at Nintendo for at least the past decade: For the love of all things Super Mario, please design games that ...

“The Piano Lesson” opens in 1911 Mississippi, as Fourth of July fireworks bathe a wordless heist in red and blue flashes. A group of unnamed Black men break into an empty house to steal a pian ...