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Atelier Muji

Dec 22, 2005

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I did my monthly Ginza/Yurakucho tour today, and this was the scene at Atelier Muji, inside the Muji Yurakucho flagship store. Oh, and if you get the chance, you really should try to see the “Eco Bags Save the Earth” charity event at Creation Gallery G8. I can’t say that I was very excited by…

Christmas at Cafe Pause

Dec 20, 2005

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Jean Snow

in Cafes, Events, TB.Grafico

Last Friday I wrote a post at Gridskipper about the Christmas-themed things that are going on at Cafe Pause, and I figured I’d take a few pics to give you and idea of how it looks. I supplied the Christmas tunes, as well as the Bass/Rankin TV specials for the projector.

Stamkey

Dec 18, 2005

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Jean Snow

in Design, TB.Grafico

I spotted these at Nadiff a while back. They’re stamps that let you put your info in and create a QR barcode, readable by most mobile phones. The design is by Groovisions. The official site with more info (in Japanese).

Voxx

Dec 16, 2005

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Jean Snow

in Stores, TB.Grafico

A new stationery store that opened not far from my place, just around the corner from Cafe Pause in Ikebukuro. The store opened last week, but the space has been occupied by Voxx for a couple of months now, during which time it was serving only as an office. From the boxes I could see,…

Scooters

Dec 11, 2005

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Jean Snow

in TB.Grafico, Tokyo Walking

Taken on one of the back streets of Harajuku, not far from the Final Home store.

Opening Day of Mamma Gun

Nov 3, 2005

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Jean Snow

in Design, Events, Mamma Gun, TB.Grafico

As promised, here are a bunch of pics from the opening day of the Mamma Gun event at Cafe Pause. The image included in this post is a collage, and you can view all of these pics full-sized in the following Flickr set. We’re very happy with the way things are going, and can’t wait…

Omotesando Hills

Oct 31, 2005

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Jean Snow

in Architecture, Design, TB.Grafico

Last week I promised some shots of the Tadao Ando-designed Omotesando Hills development, and so here they are. Not everyone is crazy about this soon-to-be Tokyo landmark.