Month: January 2007
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This Week at Gridskipper
The New SUS Meteor You can read all of my Gridskipper posts here (or even subscribe to a feed).
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International Creative Workshop 2007
Looking to get some up-close time with Rinzen and Airside? That’s exactly what you get to do if you participate in the “International Creative Workshop 2007,” presented by the Intercross Creative Center. The workshop, which will include the production of a book, takes place in Sapporo, February 13-23, and you’ll find all the necessary details…
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FAMIMODE
This weekend is definitely looking like a great one — on top of the already mentioned Tokyo Fun Party “Juliana” on Sunday, the night before sees the all-night “FAMIMODE,” produced by the great Kichijoji retro game shop Meteor. I’ll let Jason, aka 6955, tell you why you’ll want to go: For those of you in…
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This Week in Magazines
The latest issue of BRUTUS (609) follows brain scientist — and all-around celebrity these days — Kenichiro Mogi in a cover feature they call “Mogidas.” Won’t be of much interest unless you read Japanese. PEN (191) has a great issue that looks at East European graphics, with of course plenty of works on display, and…
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On Design Next Week
In case you were wondering why my monthly column for THE JAPAN TIMES, “On Design,” wasn’t in yesterday’s edition — it gets published on the 4th Tuesday of every month — it’s because the Lifestyle section didn’t appear on January 2 (the first Tuesday of this month), so all columns have been pushed back a…
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More Frog Style
Added these 3 frogs from the latest Frog Style series (’06 Winter Ver.) to my collection the other day — it’s harder to find the gacha-gacha machines that sell them these days, but I did find one at the Bic Camera in Yurakucho.
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Zelda 20th Anniversary Hoodie
I don’t just like The King of Games, in fact, I love The King of Games, and I’m absolutely overjoyed with my new “Zelda 20th Anniversary Hoodie” (in grey). As you can see in the detailed pics from the site, it looks awesome, and I can’t even start to describe how much it looks like…
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Tokyo Ubiquitous Technology Project in Ginza
A reader sent me a link to the “Tokyo Ubiquitous Technology Project,” and it sounds like Ginza is THE place to experience the latest in ID technology right now. Even better, they’re looking for participants! In the Tokyo Ubiquitous Technology Project in Ginza, you can experience various types of information provision and services utilizing ubiquitous…