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Category: Tokyo Walking
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Hive Cafe
Headed out to Iidabashi tonight to meet up with the TAB/AQ crew to celebrate the birthday of TAB staffer extraordinaire Kaori. We went to Hive Cafe (1F Grand Plus, 4-7-4 Iidabashi), newly opened this week, and from the same owner of the terrific Boulangerie A in Sanbancho (near Co-Lab). It was quite the feast!
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Colette’s Sarah on Cat Street
I have spies everywhere. Above, Colette‘s Sarah on Cat Street earlier today, photographed by Ian Luna.
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Colette’s Sarah on Cat Street
I have spies everywhere. Above, Colette‘s Sarah on Cat Street earlier today, photographed by Ian Luna.
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My Tokyo on CNN
I was asked to contribute a piece to CNN for its MyCity_MyLife series, offering my take on the city of Tokyo — this week’s show covers 2007 Miss Universe winner Riyo Mori. You can read the piece here.
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PingMag: Tokyo Topographies
Great interview on PingMag with landscape architect Hajime Ichikawa about his passion for Tokyo topography.
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Louis Vuitton City Guide Tokyo
Come next month, you’ll have another Tokyo travel guide to consider, this time in the form of the latest addition to Louis Vuitton’s recently launched “City Guide” series. The Tokyo guide comes out October 15, and will be available at LV stores, an from the LV website.
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PingMag: Architecture Tour of Ginza
PingMag takes us on a new architectural tour of a Tokyo district, this time Ginza. The piece was shot by Tim Rudder.
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Tokyo Art Map: Gallery Koyanagi
The Art Space Tokyo site has posted a new downloadable PDF map, this time covering Gallery Koyanagi and the Ginza area.
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Art Space Tokyo: Nakaochiai Gallery
Art Space Tokyo has released another free PDF map from the book, this time covering the area around the Nakaochiai Gallery. Get it here, and don’t forget that buying the book is a damn good idea too!
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Tokyo Art Map #3
The beautiful new Tokyo Art Map — produced by TAB and AQ — is now out and available throughout the city, all 100,000 copies of them! The new August/September map features the upcoming Yokohama Triennale. You can read more about it in this TABlog entry, where you’ll also find a link for a downloadable PDF…