Create a Gummy Replica of Yourself

My gummy replicas would be delicious.  However, due to my slender frame, a shrunken gummy replica of me might turn out looking more like a gummy worm than a gummy bear — which is fine because everyone likes the worms better anyways.  Regardless, if you’re in Japan on March 2nd or 3rd, you should stop by FabCafe and get some… More »

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Map Of Japan Made Using 1.8 Million LEGO’s

There is no shortage of amazing LEGO creations on the internet, but this may be the most impressive one yet. In celebration of its 50th anniversary since being introduced to Japan, LEGO’s sponsored a cross-country “Build Up Japan” campaign in which over 5000 people in 6 different regions of Japan collaborated to create this colossal map of Japan. The map… More »

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The Glass House in Japan

I guess this kind of changes the saying about people who live in glass houses.  It will now be “he who lives in a glass house shall put concrete bricks around it”, I think it has a nice ring to it. More »

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Featured Artist: Yuki Matsueda

31 year old Yuki Matsueda received his PhD in Design from the Tokyo University of the Arts.  I got my PhD in Dopeness from the University of Kansas.  Real recognize real.  More »

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Video Of The Day: Japanese Botaoshi

You want to see the most intense and crazy sport ever?  Definitely watch this video then. More »

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Vans Mountain Edition

These bad boys are probably one of my favorite Vans models.  Super sick with the mid-cut and strap around the toe area.  Unfortunately right now there only available in Japan, so for now they will probably be pretty hard to get ahold of here in the US.  We’ll keep you posted though on any releases that may happen here in… More »

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Studio 4°C x Nike Japan present REALCITY Nike iD

Nike Japan recently collaborated with director Kijo Morimoto and  Studio 4 C to create an animated short introducing Nike iD’s lastest customizable shoe, the Blazer model.  Its creative madness at its best and leaves me wondering why don’t we see this kind of animation more often? Check out the video after the jump. More »

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