Month: March 2004

  • Pause Promotion

    Yuko was at Pause tonight with a friend, and while she was there, one of the designers who we alway see there (and often wears this really nice Namaiki designed hat) came out of the office to ask her to thank me. After asking why, he replied that it seems that their website is getting…

  • Music Week

    I got an email a few weeks ago asking for Japanese music recommendations, and the person who wrote was saying that I don’t seem to talk about music a lot on the site. That’s strange, as I’m constantly seeking sounds, and constantly enjoying them. I must say that after a few years of almost full…

  • Traffic Cop

    Must be lonely standing in that box all day.

  • Healthy Ramen

    Is there really such a thing as healthy ramen? This ramen shop in Azabu surprised me with their tagline.

  • Converse Versus Swiss Airlines

    I really want a pair of the limited edition Swiss Airlines Converse sneakers. They’re almost impossible to get though, as you need to buy a pair of Converse sneakers to enter a contest, and then only 100 pairs are given away.

  • The Face Does Japan

    You might want to check out the latest issue of THE FACE (April), as it features a flip cover with a 24 page feature on Japan. I did find that everything felt old, even though they’re proclaiming this to be what’s happening in Japan 2004. I mean, a blurb on Guitar Wolf? Come on. Features…

  • Building in Kamiyacho

    A building in Kamiyacho, as you walk heading in the direction of Azabu.

  • SKIP CITY International D-Cinema Festival

    They could maybe shorten the title a tad, but the SKIP CITY International D-Cinema Festival does sound like something worth checking out. The whole complex in general sounds intriguing, and even though it’s in the burbs up north in Saitama, it’s not that long a train ride from Ikebukuro. Here’s the RT blurb: Opened in…

  • Paper Robots

    Download PDFs and make your own paper robots. Link via Boing Boing.

  • Blue Car

    Tiny blue car that was parked not far from my place.