Close to Shiodome City and stuck between Tokyo Bays and a wall of tall buildings and Hotels there is huge garden built on reclaimed landed, the Hama-Rikyu Gardens. If I agree that such garden is a breath of air in the center of Tokyo and its proximity to the Tokyo bay is a plus, I however do not particularly like the place, unfortunately due to its location and its many little pounds and area for to enjoy a nice picnic with friends or with your loved ones, this park suffer from being “over” visited by tourists (not only foreigners) and the crowd is unfortunately not so gentle with the fragile equilibrium of this place. Pity indeed since the overall scenery is fantastic and sometime breathtaking
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Let’s Visit Tokyo – Hama-rikyu Gardens
How you could you resist an app that promises to keep you up to date with the Japanese indie scene, lets you watch Japanese grrl rock stars smashing guitars and simulates you smashing a guitar by buzzing your iPhone and…
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App Review: Japanese Smash Girls
Engadget are reporting that in an apparent bid to increase initial sales of 3D equipped television sets in the US, Panasonic will sell its VT25 50-inch 3D HDTV for almost 50% less than in Japan. A US price tag of $2500 for the television, 3D glasses and a Blu-Ray player is a full $2300 cheaper than the same bundle is set to cost in Japan! With such bizarre pricing and no love being shown by the Japanese giant for its home market, Japan-based consumers eager to immerse themselves in 3D goodness are sure to be left scratching their heads and asking themselves “why Panasonic why?!”
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Japan-based early 3D TV buyers set to pay almost double their US counterparts
Shopper’s Diary: Jurgen Lehl Kitchen Accessories – Tokyo-based Jurgen Lehl is not your typical Japanese designer—not least of all because he is German.
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Shopper’s Diary: Jurgen Lehl Kitchen Accessories – Tokyo-based Jurgen Lehl is not your typical Japanese designer—not least of all because he is German.
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Space Ark (X360)
Strawdog Studios wants to recreate those “weird Japanese arcade games of the ’80s.”
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Space Ark Test Drive
Golf, tennis, a digital novel and a party game full of ball-shaped creatures.
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DSiWare Capsule Reviews: Week of March 1, 2010