ACRYLIC – A MODERN JEWELLERY STORE IN TOKYO
acrylic is a little store in minato, tokyo, that sells interesting pieces of jewellery. we ran across it on our way to the kaws’ show in a nearby gallery owned by takashi murakami. the store has a striking look and is situated on a little crossroads. klein gytham architecture made the best of this tiny 11...
THRIFT SHOPPING IN TOKYO
thrift shopping in tokyo was not on my to do list but one can hardly refuse what the city has to offer when it comes to previously owned stuff. as in many other cases, the japanese have great taste and they offer exquisite service. so, even if you look down on second hand, i can...
SHIBUYA STREET ART
shibuya street art was superabundant. shibuya is the young ward of tokyo so it’s no surprise that every little available space was stickered to death.
TOKYO STREET ART
tokyo street art was plentiful. i came home with hundreds of pictures i then had to edit. here you have the first part of the selection.
KAWS EXHIBITION IN TOKYO
the kaws exhibition, ohhh…, was the first thing i hurried to see once i arrived in tokyo. and it was definitely worth hurrying for!
THE VERY TALENTED SHO ASAKAWA
sho asakawa is the epitome of the inspiring 21st century rock star: he’s self-reliant, poly-oriented and very driven. his look is special and it makes him stand out just as much as the great quality of his music. he is very active in social media, he markets his personal brand as well as his band’s,...
THE INCREDIBLE NA HOUSE IN TOKYO
na house is a good example of my soft spot for tiny japanese houses. i really like the modern ones, which somehow manage to shrink to unbelievable sizes. still, they look incredibly cute and are fully functional.
PLASTICZOOMS ARE A VERY COOL POST-PUNK BAND FROM JAPAN
i discovered plasticzooms sometime last year, in the video produced by the reality show. they were one of the japanese style innovators photographed by living legend araki.
I HAVE THIS HUGE CRUSH ON TOKYO
i’ve been having this heart-wrenching crush on tokyo for a while…it’s been an unexpected, persistent and consuming obsession. of…
IOAN LIVIU ORLETCHI – THE WORLD THROUGH HIS LENS
my friend liviu introduced me to tokyo: without him things would have never been the same! thank you, liviu! born in romania, he left the country for canada in ’87 only to move to tokyo in ’94 and become a full-fledged tokyoite. he divides his time between being an english teacher and a restless globe trotting free...
JAPANESE STREETS INTERVIEW
japanese streets is one of kjeld duits‘ projects. he is a dutch photojournalist who has been living in japan ever since 1982. his work, covering serious matters such as natural disasters and their aftermath, is published by many publications world wide. last year, he started meijishowa, a photo stock agency for old japanese photography. but i came across his work...
