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Month: May 2005

  • A Take on the Blogosphere

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    The Japanese blogoshpere is catching up, or then again maybe it isn’t (read the comment by Marxy at the bottom). Update: And the discussion continues.

  • Un bloc

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    I don’t like this (from Boing Boing): Loic sez, “The very official French ‘Journal Officiel’ has just decided what we, French should say when we say ‘weblog’. We should say ‘bloc notes’ which would translate back in english to ‘note pad’. The short version should be ‘bloc’ instead of ‘blog’.”

  • Flickr Problems (Again)

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    I’ve manually reposted all the moblog entries I made yesterday while I was out in Harajuku, Aoyama, and Shibuya. Again, there are problems with Flickr’s moblogging feature. I tried again today to post something, and it didn’t do it (the pictures appear on my Flickr page, but they don’t post here). This is getting to…

  • Shibuya Planet 3rd Gone

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    What the hell is going on? The Shibuya Planet 3rd has completely disappeared, including the building!

  • Moving

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    Looks like the Sputnik has moved. I’m going to miss Low. Update: There’s still no word on when or where they will be re-opening, but in the meantime they’ve setup a temporary Sputnik Room on the 3rd floor of the main Idee shop

  • Mimio

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    At Nadiff. By the way, that Architypes thing I mentioned yesterday is just a selection of books that relate to the Canadian Embassy exhibition.

  • Studio Poco

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    A Studio Poco photography exhibition next door.

  • Hajime Anzai

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    The Hajime Anzai show at Lapnet Ship.

  • Hajime Anzai

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    A few more pics of the Hajime Anzai t-shirt exhibition at Lapnet Ship. I moblogged this, and a few more things today (like the closing of the Sputnik Pad, as well as the complete disappearance of Planet 3rd in Shibuya), but for some reason it hasn’t posted here. You can see them on my Flickr…

  • Mlshop

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    Trevor, of the Music Related label — you’ve all ordered the Shugo Tokumaru album, right? — has recently launched a mail order website, mlshop, with lots of hard-to-find Japanese indie stuff.