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Month: April 2005

  • Ani Watanabe

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    Ani Watanabe is the art director for GENEVEtokyo, and has a great photolog that you should really take a look at (the image above is from that log). Update (16/09/04): The image is no longer available.

  • Keitai Gaming

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    I can’t say that I’m really into keitai gaming — I pretty much limited my gaming to Solitaire, which stopped as soon as I got my DS, and then my PSP. But Paul over at In-Duce is really into mobile gaming, especially when it comes to networking and GPS-related functions. He gives us the lowdown…

  • Deux et Neuf Cafe

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    A few days ago I dropped by the Deux et Neuf Cafe, next door to Conceal Cafe (literally) in Shibuya. Deux et Neuf is actually more of a bistro, so it complements Conceal quite well. The two spots have become my favorite destinations in Shibuya.

  • Gridskipping Again

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    I’ve been invited to be guest editor again at Gridskipper next week, so if you have some interesting tips, please send them along!

  • Ki no Ie

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    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I want a Muji house! Pictured above is the “Ki no Ie” demo home they have on display at their Yurakucho store.

  • Mumbleboy

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    Mumbleboy is in town for just over a week, and I had a chance to drop by SuperDeluxe tonight after work to see some of his VJing for the “Animal Lounge” event. It was quite nice, with an interesting crowd — gotta love seeing Marxy making some political art aimed at Livedoor’s Horie — and…

  • Gallery Tips

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    Quick rule of thumb: don’t make any gallery outing plans towards the end of the month. During my walk through Harajuku, Aoyama, and Shibuya yesterday, I checked out the following, only to find that they were between exhibitions: Lapnet Ship, Nadiff, Spiral, and the Logos Gallery. Oh, and I’m sort of disappointed with the KDDI…

  • This Week in Magazines (Addendum)

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    A new issue of PAPER SKY (13) has hit the newsstands, and as expected, it is Japanese-only. I like what they’ve done with the format, reducing the size a bit — easier to travel with? But it’s still sad that they’ve decided to go this route, and ignore their international readers (even if we were…