
Why the Yorozu Tea Salon will always make me think of Lexus
Rob Clymo explains why a morning getting to grips with the ‘fifth taste’ at the Yorozu Tea Salon in Japan will always remind him of Lexus.
Lexus brand stories encapsulate every aspect of the manufacturer, including design, craftmanship, performance, omotenashi and more.
Rob Clymo explains why a morning getting to grips with the ‘fifth taste’ at the Yorozu Tea Salon in Japan will always remind him of Lexus.
Hold your next meeting from the comfort of a Lexus with our range of five virtual backgrounds for popular video-conferencing apps.
Meet Nicolai Ellitsgaard, the Danish head chef at Under, the world’s largest and Europe’s first underwater restaurant.
Alhough the world’s galleries are shut, there’s never been a better time to see Japanese art online. Here’s where to look…
You’ve seen our striking ‘inked’ Lexus UX by Claudia De Sabe, now we’re giving you the chance to design your own tattooed car.
A new podcast series presented by Malcolm Gladwell explores how Japanese culture is reflected throughout the Lexus brand.
Emerging designers from London’s famed Royal College of Art explore the future of transport and mobility in inventive and imaginative ways.
How did Lexus ensure that the beautiful new LC Convertible preserved the award-winning design of its fixed-head counterpart?
Lexus has again enjoyed wide-ranging success in the Auto Express 2020 Driver Power survey, with three class wins.
From sushi tutorials to Studio Ghibli on Netflix, here’s how to immerse yourself in Japanese culture without leaving the house.
Learn more about the London-based tattoo artist behind our stunning UX art car.
Two tattoo artists. Four Dremel drills. Five litres of paint. Five days. Get the inside story on how we created the unique Lexus UX tattoo car.
You’ve probably scratched your car before, but never like this… Lexus unveils the world’s first tattooed car.
Today’s Japanese fashion designers are faced with an irresistible challenge: how can the kimono be freed from convention, while keeping its identity intact?