Month: July 2006

  • PKN Postponed

    Hope you didn’t make the mistake of heading to SuperDeluxe tonight thinking you would catch this month’s edition of PechaKucha Night! I almost made that mistake (PKNs are usually held on the last Wednesday of the month), and was planning on dropping by after work, but luckily I checked the global site and saw that…

  • Jin-Roh Online

    I haven’t been able to watch it, but it would seem that this is a link to a new JIN-ROH anime short, “Images of the Last Battalion,” from Production IG.

  • Happy Time

    This week at Cafe Pause we have an exhibition by artists Kazaho Setsu and Nikiniki called “Happy Time” (until July 30). Postcards — which you can see here and here — are sold for 150 yen.

  • Bondi Books Online Store

    Bondi Books in Kichijoji has just launched an online store, that accompanies the books they already list on Amazon Japan.

  • William Gibson Loves Marxy

    In a recent post, William Gibson states that Marxy’s site is his “current favorite English-language blog from Japan.” Nice!

  • Here and There 6

    Indie art magazine HERE AND THERE has just released a sixth issue, with accompanied talk event and exhibition at Nadiff. With the unique perspective and quality of this publication she is producing on her own account, journalist Nakako Hayashi has been attracting the attention of collectors both in Japan and abroad. The theme of this…

  • Joe Nishizawa

    PingMag covers the stunning underground photography of Joe Nishizawa.

  • Karl Escritt

    Karl Escritt is a Kyoto-based graphic designer/artist who seems to be doing some cool things out there. I think I need to bring him to Tokyo somehow!