
World of Lexus – June 2020
With so much going on, it can be easy to miss what’s happening in the world of Lexus. Here’s a round-up of the news you might have missed.
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With so much going on, it can be easy to miss what’s happening in the world of Lexus. Here’s a round-up of the news you might have missed.

Bored of seeing pictures of food, holidays and DIY projects on Instagram? Then these automotive Instagram acccounts might be able to brighten up your feed.

From a record 2,042 entries down to six finalists, the ultimate winner of the Lexus Design Award 2020 will be chosen in a unique, virtual ceremony in September.

Eight finalists have been selected for the Design Your own Tattooed Car contest. Now it’s down to you to decide the winner…

After 200 years, the Japanese art of woodcutting is back in fashion – but can it evolve while staying true to its roots? Hazel Plush takes a look…

Lexus and UK-based origami artist Coco Sato reveal the essential techniques of origami in three free Lexus Creates online tutorials.

When lockdown is finally lifted, set your sights on these incredible road trips around England, Scotland and Wales.

We invited former Olympic champion Seb Coe and Alex Haydock Wilson, a rising Team GB athletics star, to talk about power.

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.