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first men in dresses, now this. i also spied the samurai underwear in the background!
Video: Men wearing colorful leggings for fashion
Men's stores in Tokyo are now selling leggings, which some guys like to wear under capris. Funny when the one woman interviewed at around 1:30 says: "I prefer men in jeans." Later on, though, another woman says, "If it looks good, I think that's fine." Related story: Boys in skirts are a new ...
haha that was awesome.
Video: Funny people running in slo-mo to Nujabes song
This video features about a dozen Japanese people running like crazy — literally — in slow motion. It's quite entertaining! (Speaking of running... I just got back from running my first half marathon this morning.) The music is by Nujabes featuring Shing02. (Thanks, Larry!)
i hope you don't have to dip it in soysauce... although kuromitsu might taste good.
Recipe: gyoza made out of ice cream
Ice cream gyoza! They actually taste like ice cream and cookie dough. There are detailed instructions on how to make them here. Evil Mad Scientists via Boing Boing
i remember seeing an interview on tv about her... she has a pretty nice voice.
Japan's newest celebrity: Imalu
Japan's newest buzz celebrity is Imalu, the 19-year old daughter of big-time stars Sanma Akashiya and Shinobu Otake. She's kinda cute! Not much is known about her professional aspirations, but she did sign a contract with her mom's talent agency, and thinks she wants to be a singer.
Does anyone know how long this is running? I'm flying out to Japan in a couple days, would love to see this.
Robot signals beginning of future-themed weekend in Roppongi
Tonight in Roppongi happened already, but if you happened to have been there you would have seen the debut of this 7-meter tall aluminum fire-breathing robot called Giant Torayan. It's actually the creation of artist Kenji Yanobe, and it's part of an awesome art project that will transform the ...
saw this film earlier in japan, indeed does a great job in capturing the scary realities of japan's current economy combined with how a typical japanese family works.
Tokyo Sonata, a great, depressing film about Japanese family life
I just came back from a screening of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's new movie, Tokyo Sonata. It's a two-hour drama about a middle-class Japanese family of four. Their stories unravel after the father loses his job and doesn't tell anyone. Kurosawa is most famous as a horror film director (Pulse, Cure) but ...
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