Month: April 2007

  • TFP Vs. Apple Store Shibuya

    Brad has documented with a Flickr photoset the night that Tokyo Fun Party (in the form of Digiki and Chimidoro) were in full effect at the Apple Store in Shibuya.

  • Milano Salone 2007

    This year’s edition of the Milano Salone is almost upon us (April 18-23), and following are a few Japan-related showings to keep in mind. The “Retired Weapons” project will be participating in its first overseas event with their “Design for Peace” exhibition to be held at the Lombardiniventidue venue (via Lombardini 22). The show will…

  • MUJI’s New Pre-Fab Home

    If you visit MUJI‘s store in Yurakucho these days, you’ll be greeted by the follow-up to their “Ki no Ie” pre-fab home, the new “Mado no Ie” (window house). You can’t really see it in the image shown here, but the configuration they have at the store has larger windows, including a staircase in back…

  • House in Shirogane

    Keiji couldn’t make it to last week’s PauseTalk, and because of the trouble with the projector, I wasn’t able to show these images he sent me of a new house he designed in Shirogane. I figure the next best thing is to post them here for all to see. You’ll find a few more photos…

  • REALTOKYO’s Ozaki on Tokyo Midtown

    REALTOKYO‘s Tetsuya Ozaki’s latest “Out of Tokyo” column takes a look at Tokyo Midtown, and other Roppongi developments, and doesn’t seem to like them one bit.

  • Juliana Vol. 4

    Tokyo Fun Party’s “Juliana” is back this month at Soft, April 22, 19:00-23:00, with the usual gang of resident DJs (Digiki, SoccerBoy, and KazuNoco), with guests DEXPISTOLS.

  • TB.Pensar 003

    What is TB.Pensar? Find out here. I think I need to further explain my feelings regarding Tokyo Midtown. From all the posts and pictures I was putting up, as well as this post for Gridskipper, I think a lot of you were getting the impression that I’m in love with the place, which isn’t the…

  • Inside Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno

    This site has a review up for Patrick Macias‘ JAPANESE SCHOOLGIRL INFERNO. It’s in Japanese, but includes plenty of scans, so it gives you a good idea of what to expect — I’ve flipped through it, and really liked that it’s rather heavy on the illustrative details of all these movements that get covered.

  • Le Corbusier and Pavilian Architecture

    TABlog takes a look at the “Pavilion Architecture by Le Corbusier” exhibition, on for one more week at Galerie Taisei.

  • Evisu in the US

    Cool Hunting reports that the Osaka-based Evisu jeans brand is going to open its first shop in the US in New York later this year. CH’s post has more details, as well as more illustrations of what the shop will look like.