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Brutus n°1028 (2025) - NEW PERSPECTIVE TOKYO - English Version

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Brutus n°1028 (2025) - NEW PERSPECTIVE TOKYO - English Version

Brutus n°1028 (2025) - NEW PERSPECTIVE TOKYO - English Version

Brutus n°1028 (2025) - NEW PERSPECTIVE TOKYO - English Version

Brutus No. 1028 (2025) – New Perspective Tokyo (English Version) is a special English-language edition of the renowned Japanese lifestyle magazine Brutus, published by Magazine House and released on September 18, 2025. Spanning 78 pages, this thoughtfully curated issue offers a fresh look at Tokyo through the eyes of the city’s connoisseurs, creatives, and longtime residents. Exploring hidden favorites, unique neighborhoods, and lesser-known cultural experiences, it reveals the many sides of a city that continues to captivate visitors from around the world. Built around the idea that there are “100 Tokyos for every 100 inhabitants,” New Perspective Tokyo is an inspiring guide for travelers, design enthusiasts, and anyone looking to discover a deeper, more personal side of Japan’s capital.

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Brutus n°1028 (2025) - NEW PERSPECTIVE TOKYO - English Version

Brutus No. 1028 (2025) – New Perspective Tokyo (English Version) is a special English-language edition of the renowned Japanese lifestyle magazine Brutus, published by Magazine House and released on September 18, 2025. Spanning 78 pages, this thoughtfully curated issue offers a fresh look at Tokyo through the eyes of the city’s connoisseurs, creatives, and longtime residents. Exploring hidden favorites, unique neighborhoods, and lesser-known cultural experiences, it reveals the many sides of a city that continues to captivate visitors from around the world. Built around the idea that there are “100 Tokyos for every 100 inhabitants,” New Perspective Tokyo is an inspiring guide for travelers, design enthusiasts, and anyone looking to discover a deeper, more personal side of Japan’s capital.