Month: September 2003

  • Geisha

    I know I’m way due for a new issue, and I can tell you that I’ve come up with a concept for the next issue, and now it’s a matter of sitting down and starting work on it. Without saying too much, I’m trying something different this time and giving myself certain restrictions. In the…

  • Chain

    On Mount Fuji.

  • Station 7

    The bus took us to the 5th station, and then we hiked to the 7th station (had to turn back in order to make it back to our bus that was leaving at 4). Although not a difficult trail, it is quite tiring as you’re constantly going uphill. Nice reward when you get to the…

  • Derailment

    Now I know why I had a hard time getting back home last night (but not like the other time, only had to wait about 15 minutes at Takadanobaba station). From Japan Today: A Seibu Ikebukuro passenger train derailed late Tuesday afternoon after hitting a driverless truck that entered into a rail crossing in Tokyo.…

  • A-POC Event

    There’s an event taking place for Miyake Issey’s A-POC line at the AXIS gallery (click the above link for more info). From REALTOKYO: For the first time since he launched the Miyake Design Studio in 1970, Issey Miyake now lifts the veil and reveals the process involved in the making of A-POC’s pieces. A five-year…

  • Shibuya in the NYT

    An article in THE NEW YORK TIMES, A Flashy Teenage Trend Capital, and Its Dark Side, takes a look at Shibuya. Link via Unicron.

  • Mount Fuji

    As I posted yesterday throughout the day on Tokyo Boy, I finally made it out to Mount Fuji, and as you can see, it was an absolutely stunning day.

  • Tigers

    All we’ve been seeing on TV since last night is news about the Hanshin Tigers winning the Central League penant. This is a big deal, I guess, because it’s the first time they do in 18 years, and the fans of the Tigers are renowned for being, well, crazy. All night they’ve been jumping in…