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Category: TB.Grafico
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Omotesando Future Airport
Spotted this temporary event space still under construction at Omotesando Hills earlier in the week. The event, a collaboration between RTA and Narita Airport’s new Terminal 1, was set to start this past Friday, and also includes an exhibition at the Spiral building. Two more pictures here and here.
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Graniph Store in Ikebukuro
I thought the only Graniph store in Ikebukuro was the one in Parco, but I found this other small shop the other day. It’s near the back entrance of the Mitsukoshi department store, across the street from the Louis Vuitton store. I prefer it to the Parco retail space, since it feels more like a…
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Billionaire Boys Club
The Billionaire Boys Club (Nigo/Pharell) store in Harajuku — which I’m assuming is a Wonderwall design, even though it’s not listed on their site — along with the space for its Ice Cream brand.
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MTV Cafe Studio
Last Saturday at the MTV Cafe Studio where, as I wrote the other day, I had a hell of a tasty burger.
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Space Invaders
Spotted this one near the Bape Busy Workshop store in Harajuku, while I was walking around the area with Digiki — which is what ended up inspiring this Gridskipper post. Update: A reader points out this map of Space Invader occurrences in Tokyo.
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Frog Style Collection Vol. 13
After not buying any for quite a few months, I’ve finally added some new frogs to my Frog Style collection. These are from the new Vol. 13 series, and are (from left): Argyle Frog, Recycle Frog, Miyabi Frog, and Shirogumi Frog. The funny thing is that I actually bought 5 (you get them from capsule…
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Canadian Video Art
The “Canadian Video Art Channel Vol.3” event held last Friday night at Tokyo Wonder Site in Shibuya. Sitting to the left is event organizer and participant Shinobu Akimoto.
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Pink in the Air
The sakura are finally in bloom in Tokyo, and so the annual pink landscape is now in full effect. Shot taken at a small park in Ikebukuro (a bit of trivial for TRICK fans: that park was used in a scene in the second’s season’s third combination episode).