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Thursday, March 15, 2012
The First Creator's Demo - Hatsune Miku + Google Chorome
9th Mar 2012, at Miku's day, also the last day of Miku no Hi Kansyasai concert (Thanksgiving concert) at Tokyo Dome, the kick start of the new project called "Miku Creator's Project on Google+" was announced on Miku's google+ page as the last gift for this event.
With this second project of google for Miku, the first one is now almost a legendary commercial of google chorome aired during...
Sudo Genki "World Order" joins Fashion Show in Seibu, Tokyo
source: SOGO and SEIBU
Ikebukuro Seibu will hold a fashion show featuring handsome clothing shop staffs working there on 1st Mar. The performance unit "World Order" headed by former professional MMA fithter Sudo Genki will offer an opening act of this event. After the performance, they will join the judge of the fashion content, also a part of the event, along with audience to select...
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Street Snaps from Japan (via FashionSnap)
Fresh photos from Osaka and Tokyo, Japan.
mayupu, yuuka, Mukta, Uga, Kazuya, Ay...
Jun Takahashi: My Thoughts on Collaboration with Uniqlo
Following an early announcement this past summer, the comprehensive visuals for the UNDERCOVER for Uniqlo Spring/Summer 2012 “UU” capsule collection have been released. Based in Tokyo Jun Takahashi, who has been trying to craft high-end fashion from streets, got an offer from Uniqlo to collaborate with them. Right before the debut collection, which is scheduled to drop March 16, Takahashi...
The First Starbucks Produced by Hiroshi Fujiwara Opens in Omotesando
Located between Shibuya and Harajuku, Omotesando is the most fashionable street in bustling Tokyo. It's physical configuration is something like Orchard St. in Singapore, but this place is not just about collection of world famous commercial symbols, but has a bunch of people who lead it's culture not from the cozy office in skyscrapers but from street sides where underground culture is born.
Hiroshi...
Kengo Kuma Meets Starbucks
(via Architizer)Kuma Kengo (Kengo Kuma in Anglo name order) is a Japanese famous architect, who designed this unique Starbucks shop in Dazaifu, Fukuoka. His obsessiveness of Paticlization has long been obvious from his works such as Hiroshige Museum, Asahi Broadcasting HQ, or River/Filter. Personally his best work is Hiroshige museum by far, but in each work he aimed at different...
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