Jean Snow [.net]

Month: May 2003

  • BlogShares

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    Thanks to Lil for pointing out that my site is now being traded at BlogShares. I better get in on the action, since it seems that she’s already a majority shareholder!

  • Moblogging Versus Photoblogging

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    I’ve been moblogging for a few weeks now, and I’m finding that it’s affecting my picture taking with my regular digital camera. I have to say that it’s the reportage aspect of taking pictures that has mostly interested me, more than any artistic desire on my part. With my new keitai, it’s just that much…

  • Menu

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    A Chinese cafe/restaurant displays its menu outside.

  • 1IMC

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    There’s finally a website up for the First International Moblogging Conference, which will take place July 5th at Super-Deluxe in Roppongi. It sounds very interesting, and I think I will register to attend.

  • Yohji Yamamoto

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    With all the comments regarding Yohji Yamamoto in my previous entry, I’ll mention the photo exhibit “May I Help You?” that’s taking place at the Hara Museum. Here’s what REALTOKYO says about it: With the pressure of having to come up with fresh, original looks for every new collection, the job of a fashion designer…

  • The Buzz

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    I’m on a caffein buzz right now. I’ve got Jean Leloup’s latest album, LA VALLEE DES REPUTATIONS, playing in the background (which I’m presently transfering to my iPod). I’ve just been dazzled by Jesper‘s flash contribution to the next GEISHA. The sun is shining, I’ve just slipped on my new Yoji Yamamoto designed Muji shirt,…

  • Search Terms

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    Here are the top 10 search terms leading to my site for the first week of May (April is mostly comprised of variations on Louis Vuitton and Murakami): 1. chikan 2. yoyogi park 3. chikan train 4. gozu miike 5. interstella 5555 6. jean snow 7. kahimi karie trapeziste 8. mecha mecha iketeru 9. miike…

  • Sweet Potatoes

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    This yakiimo (baked sweet potatoes) vendor is probably not doing much business on such a warm sunny day. This is the first time I see one pushing a small cart like this. In my neighborhood, they usually drive around in a truck with the traditional oven in the back, speakers blaring “Yaaaakiiiiiiiimoooooooooooo!”