My name is Johann Fleuri and I am a French-born journalist based in Tokyo since 2015. Japan permanent Correspondent for Ouest-France newspaper and Mediapart, I also write features for magazines such as TempuraMag, La Gazette des femmes (Canada), Géo magazine, among others. 

In August 2017, I published my first book "Portraits de Tokyo" with Hikari editions. In October 2020, my second one "Tokyo petit atlas hédoniste" with Editions du chêne. "Tokyo petit atlas hédoniste" has been translated into Italian, German, and English. 

I have been working as a reporter since 2007, after graduating in Modern Literature and Journalism at the University of Nantes (France). I discovered Japan in 2009 during a one-year stay in the archipelago: I fell for the country and nourished the project to come live her since then. In 2013, I won the Robert Guillain Prize for my project on the complicated reconstruction of the tsunami-damaged area, Tohoku. And after many many trips between France and Japan, I settled in Tokyo eight years ago.

Feel free to contact me in English, French, or Japanese. 

johann.fleuri(at)gmail.com

johann.fleuri(at)ouest-france.fr