PingMag - The Tokyo-based magazine about "Design and Making Things"2009-11-20T05:50:56ZWordPresshttp://pingmag.jp/feed/atom/Jeanhttp://pingmag.jp/?p=8932009-04-17T09:58:59Z2008-12-31T10:00:14Z2148Jeanhttp://pingmag.jp/?p=8922008-12-26T06:28:56Z2008-12-29T10:00:16Z
Many of you have probably already finished work for the year and had your bonenkai, and now you’re getting ready for a big cleaning day and the celebrations for the new year. And yes, this is the last article from PingMag for 2008. Today’s guest is a Japanese artist, Ryu Itadani. Even if you’ve never [...]]]>363Jeanhttp://pingmag.jp/?p=8902008-12-26T06:26:10Z2008-12-26T10:00:19Z
Today we enter the world of a YouTube celebrity. If you’re an avid user of the popular video sharing site, chances are you’ve encountered the videos of Magibon — those big eyes and tiny face looking up at the camera, sometimes with a message, often with none. Surprising even her, the videos garnered millions of [...]]]>474Jeanhttp://pingmag.jp/?p=8862008-12-24T09:16:52Z2008-12-24T10:00:43Z
Dearest PingMag readers, Merry Christmas! Yes, it’s already Christmas time again. Have you sorted all of those Christmas presents for your loved ones? Instead of giving you a lovely present, today we introduce you to some cute and shiny handcrafted paintings by Italian artist Benedetta Borrometi, originally from Rome and now based in Tokyo. Enjoy!
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Once you arrive in Tokyo’s busy commercial district of Shimbashi, a short walk from the station brings you to a noisy highway overpass, and beside that the futuristic Nakagin Capsule Tower. The tower’s stunning design may strike passersby as something straight out of a science-fiction movie, but it stands as a unique architectural beacon amongst [...]]]>942