The Japanese retail brand MUJI and LEGO teamed up to develop a set of 4 different boxes. Inside those boxes you’ll find the classic LEGO bricks but also a few sheets of […]

If this was a bored and rainy sunday we suggest you a last minute pretty event in Milan. The international comics fairy at Milano Ata Hotel Executive (Viale Sturzo 45, […]

I know, August is probably not the best month to remind you the existence of umbrellas, but this way you will be able to get it from Amazon Japan before […]

Ryuichi Ogino is a Japanese artist,working between Tokyo and the West Coast. For his creations, he uses a variety of mediums: from handmade paper-clay toy figures, acrylic paints, wood, lined […]

If you are into Japanese pop culture, the bizarre sense of humor and the absurdity of Big Man Japan will surely entertain and amuse you. Director, protagonist and famous comedian, […]

Do you like French  macaroons? Do you love chocolate? Do you crave for sweets? Japanese brand  Q-pot creations cannot satisfy your discriminate taste, but they are a joy for your […]

The famous Japanese T-shirt brand, Graniph, has launched is annual graphic design award. The prize is 1.000.000 yen (asbout 9.000$) and the commercialization of the design by Graniph. So let’s […]

I heard many people comparing Uniqlo to H&M, but I think it’s like comparing fish and meat…Uniqlo is a Japanese brand based on simplicity, good quality and simple design. Same […]

Koichiro Tsujikawa is the name behind most of Cornelius videos. He is a self-taught video artist who began to create concert visuals at the invitation of his friend Keigo Oyamada […]

Hokuto Katsui and Nao Yagi founded Mint Designs in 2001. Together, they have been creating amazing and playful fashion, but they also explored different fields of design collaborating with various […]

Takashi Murakami “Kumo-kun (Mr Cloud)“ 2002 Resin, acrylic / Résine, acrylique 31 x 31 x 9 3/4 inches / 80 x 80 x 25 cm  More @ Gallerie Emmanuel Perrotin

The concept behind Hirocoledge is simple: a repetition of circles which creates amazing patterns. Japanese designer, Hiroko Takahashi, was successful in the difficult process of evolving traditional culture. She has […]