Month: December 2004

  • Momus on Design

    Momus’ first post at Design Observer is now up: “Berlin Wheatpasting.”

  • Kitchen

    Today marks the release of Digiki’s debut album KITCHEN through Japanese label Hattrick Records. For now it’s only available for purchase through their web shop, but it should get distributed sometime soon.

  • ABC Foreign Book Bargain Sale!

    As the article says, it’s been a crazy year for the Aoyama Book Center this year, but the good news is that things are back to normal, and it’s time for a foreign book bargain sale! It was a year of calamities in Japan, and Aoyama Book Center makes no exception there. But as we…

  • Koolhaus of Jazz Report

    Patrick was lucky enough to win a pair of tickets (from REALTOKYO) to the Koolhaus of Jazz event at the Liquid Room in Ebisu last night, and he offers this report.

  • Cat Street

    A shot of Cat Street in Harajuku.

  • Slight Update

    You’ll probably notice a few superficial changes to the site, and that’s just me playing around a bit, slightly modifying things. I really got tired of the little icons found everywhere, and as I’ve mentioned in the past, I’ve always wanted to de-emphasize the dating system, putting the articles up front (but no worries, the…

  • Second Collection of Plus Minus Zero

    Plus Minus Zero has put up info on its second collection of wares. Again, beautiful stuff. Link via Dezain.net.

  • Frog Style Vol. 10

    I think I’ve already proclaimed my love for the Frog Style collection, and today I picked up two more from the brand new series. Volume 10 sees frogs representing the animals from the Chinese zodiac. I got the tiger and the wild pig.

  • Desserts at Pause

    A few desserts at the Pause cafe.

  • Title on Housing

    If you enjoyed Momus’ recent post (and the following comment thread) on interesting housing, then you’ll definitely want to have a look at the new issue of TITLE (pictured here is last month’s issue — the new issue is only officially released on the 26, but they sometimes have magazines in early at the Junkudo…