In search of the incredible and the inspirational
Mazda is creating an exciting future fuelled through a shared love of cars, and the Japan Mobility Show has proved the perfect platform to highlight this new approach.
Japanese kissatens are the epitome of omotenashi, bringing together old and young patrons over a shared love of coffee.
The loyal baseball fans of the Hiroshima Toyo Carp embody the community spirit of a city. Mazda Stories investigates.
Mazda Stories explores the worldwide resurgence of the art of hikaru dorodango—crafting and polishing mud into a perfect sphere.
For Takumi Master Yutaka Kawano, building beautiful metal sculptures isn’t just about art, but also about influencing Mazda’s vehicles of tomorrow.
Mazda Stories explores the ancient art of origami and how it’s believed to have miraculous powers…
Discover how the ancient Japanese art of calligraphy informs Mazda’s designs.
Rhea Cortado takes a Mazda CX-5 to discover what the Californian surf community has in common with Mazda.
Watch a film and read about one of the most successful animal rewilding organizations in Canada.
Mazda CX owners tell us what makes their vehicles so special.
Discover the Japanese meditative practice of Shinrin-yoku, also known as forest bathing.
Award-winning Canadian designer-maker Kate Duncan talks about her craft and her passion for Japanese tools.
Discover Mazda’s pioneering concept of Kansei engineering, which shaped the development of the original MX-5.
Discover the ancient Japanese craft of manufacturing washi paper, the material that inspired the interior of the Mazda MX-30.
Practised worldwide, from global fashion designers to beginners at home, Mazda Stories explores the stylish and sophisticated technique of kumihimo.
Takefu Knife Village is home to a community of craftspeople who have bonded together for one common purpose: to make the best knives in the world.
Kyoto’s Ryoanji temple offers visitors an opportunity for self-reflection and to appreciate the distraction-free aesthetic of traditional Japanese architecture and design.
How Tetsuya Matsuda, CEO of Hiroshima Mazda, transformed Orizuru Tower into one of Hiroshima’s most meaningful structures
Urushi art has been elevated from a traditional Japanese craft into a highbrow art form that’s celebrated for its use of natural, long-lasting resources.
Texture, colour and space: Japanese flower arranging and Mazda interior design have more in common than you might imagine.
Do you know the origin of the name Mazda? Ever heard the phrase “jinba ittai” and wondered what it means or how to pronounce it? Read Mazda Stories definitive guide to Mazda’s Japanese terminology.
Mazda Stories meets the talented team tasked with updating the bestselling Mazda CX-5 SUV.
Why Hiroshima, Mazda’s home town, is a master crafter’s heaven.
Mazda embraces the Japanese environmental philosophy of Mottainai… will you too?
Mazda Stories interviews renowned Japanese artist Rei Naito about her acclaimed career, and discusses her 2010 installation piece Matrix, located on the island of Teshima.
An interview with Tomiko Takeuchi, Mazda’s first female test driver and the program manager of the first all-electric Mazda MX-30.
Mazda Stories celebrates its centenary year exploring a century of innovation.
There are few car manufacturers that inspire such devotion and passion as Mazda. Mazda Stories meets owners, collectors, employees and fans from around the world to find out what makes Mazda so special.
