Ohhhh.... Spring Has Sprung!  

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I just can't stop looking at photos taken by AppuruPai.

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Mass-produced objects are Japanese artists Yoshihiko Satoh's favorite items. He multiplied irons, toys, bikes and even trucks. By multiplying these wonderful guitars... Continue reading->

Hiroshi Yoshi is one of the most acclaimed digital artists in Japan. He creates brilliant illustrations, 3D characters and toy designs.

In 1999 he started a series of... Continue reading->

Japanese artist Tetsuya Ishida painted scenes of ordinary life in Japan where the protagonist is trapped in the body-machine, often a part of assembly lines. At other times the body is merged... Continue reading->

Finally, fashion for geeks! Japanese fashion designer Kunihiko Morinaga presented a fashion line for geeks in 8-bit style at this years Japanese Fashion Week.

Perfect for IT conventions!

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Here's a little japanese ad for a Touch Wood SH-08C wooden-encased phone, created by Morihiro Harano from Drill Inc.. Something nice to... Continue reading->

Japanese artist Yosuke Goda is giving a new purpose to blank walls with his drawings. Black color is his inspiration.

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Many grandmothers come complete with an attic or a basement full of hidden treasures. Dirty and ill-lit, it's a heaven for kids to secretly explore.

Now, take the same desire you had when you were six years old, project... Continue reading->

Take a look at these fantastic sculptures by japanese artist Motohiko Odani!

Motohiko I'm amazed by your work!

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Takayuki Akachi collected steps from all over the world and made a cute video with collaboration of Onitsuka Tiger.

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Japanese artist Akiko Ikeuchi creates sculptures made of delicate silk threads which are gently woven into complex structures, inspired by forces of nature.

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A huge sheet of paper, knife, soldering iron and a lot of paper patience is required to produce these incredible paper tapestries!

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Japanese photographer Hideaki Hamada captures everyday moments of his two children, Haru and Mina, on medium format camera since their birth.

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