Month: November 2006

  • The Momus Apartment Swap

    Are you a Tokyo resident and would like to spend a month in Berlin next year? Momus is offering an apartment swap.

  • Groovisions Monitor01

    I’m not quite sure why they’re just mentioning it now, as it’s been out for a while, but the Groovisions‘ MONITOR01 DVD does look great. I’ve been wanting to get it ever since I first saw it, but can’t get around to paying 4000 yen for something so short. GROOVISIONS’ motion graphic DVD, “GRV2283, GRV2284”…

  • Super Fiber Revolution

    Designboom checked out Tokujin Yoshioka’s “Super Fiber Revolution” exhibition at AXIS Gallery, and have plenty of images to share.

  • Easy Desk Aluminum

    Sure, Core77 may poke fun at how you look while using this adjustable computer desk, but it really does look useful, especially with the MacBook Pro getting so damn hot all the time (although with the weather getting cooler, I’m now realizing that this is going to be a plus during the winter). It looks…

  • Multi-Media Blue Dragon

    I don’t want to go out and say that BLUE DRAGON, out in early December, is going to be the Xbox 360’s savior here in Japan, but awareness for the title seems to be at an all-time high — ads are everywhere, even on the cash registers of all 7/11 stores — and now this:…

  • Tokyo Designer’s Week Professional Exhibition

    Chris Kirby — an industrial designer, and regular PauseTalk participant — took in the Tokyo Designer’s Week “Professional Exhibition,” and has put up a Flickr photoset.

  • Nudie Cafe T-Shirts for Sale

    With the “Nudie Cafe” event now over, since we still have some t-shirts left over (Swedish graphic designer PMKFA remixing a Nudie Jeans tee), we’ve decided to sell the remaining stock online. We sill have quite a few mediums and larges, but only 2 smalls 1 small no smalls left. Be warned that they run…

  • Poppas Release Party

    Just a reminder that this Thursday (November 16) sees “The Dirty Southern Politician Workshop” party, in celebration of Chin Music Press‘ third book, LAST OF THE RED HOT POPPAS, at Sanbancho Cafe. More info here.