Month: March 2007
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Muji Tokyo Midtown
The next evolution of Muji? Sure, everyone’s talking about Muji’s upcoming flagship store in New York, but I’m more excited about the just-announced Muji Tokyo Midtown store, set to open March 30, when the Tokyo Midtown complex launches. According to the official site, this store is not going to stock your regular Muji goods, but…
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JPG 2
Who doesn’t love Japan graphics? If you’re visiting this site, chances are you do love them, and chances are you’ll find something to like in Actar’s JPG 2. It’s on the pricey side, but then again, that’s pretty much par for the course when it comes to graphic-related books (sigh). Volume two of “JPG, Japan…
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Jeremyville Sessions
As a sort of follow-up to the designer toy book VINYL WILL KILL!, Jeremyville has just launched JEREMYVILLE SESSIONS, which “examines the collaborative process through the mediums of toys, tees, accessories, sketchels, art shows, animations and much more.” A few Japanese creators get covered (think Devil Robots and the like), and the package itself looks…
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Hysteric Glamour Ikebukuro Parco
This past weekend we did our regular stop at Ikebukuro Parco’s Cafe Add+Ress, and noticed that a new Hysteric Glamour store had opened. The interior design is by Masamichi Katayama (Wonderwall), but it’s on the small size, as you’d expect in a shopping center. In other Wonderwall news, two projects have been added to his…
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OK Fred at Colophon2007
Colophone2007, the international magazine symposium organized by Jeremy Leslie, is happening right now in Luxembourg — I so wish I could have attended. The magCulture blog is providing plenty of updates, and it was nice seeing OK FRED — and the podcast, Radio OK Fred, of which we really need to get another episode done…
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This Week at Gridskipper
IDEE SHOP Bags for Boys in Tokyo You can read all of my Gridskipper posts here (or even subscribe to a feed).