Piece of Peace
… the more, the better!
World Heritage Exhibit built with Lego.
From 2008.2.1 to 2.25 at Shibuya’s Parco department store.
Admission: ¥300 (goes towards charity)
Chiroru milk senbe
Chocolates featuring the bunny, ‘LOVE’ (designed by J-pop chick, Otsuka Ai), on the wrapper. They’re cute, aren’t they? That’s why I bought all five variations. Don’t wanna open and eat them…
2 commentsShiohowaitochoko KitKat
Hot on the heels of the Sakura KitKat comes a new flavour, the ’salt white choc’ KitKat. It is white chocolate, contains French salt rocks, and it’s frikkin’ sweet (all-things-KitKat). And yes, you do taste the salt. Defo not my kinda thing, man…
2 commentsUpdated iPhone and iPod touch
The iPhone now comes in 16GB while the iPod touch maxes out at 32GB. Me want both! Anyone wanna buy my iPod touch 16GB? Please…?
2 commentsIron Man
Yukimizakura KitKat
Have a break, have a KitKat. Is that still the catchphrase back in England? Anyway, here is this season’s KitKat - sakura flavour. Although KitKat is one of many foreign brands here, that doesn’t stop it from getting the exclusive ‘Japan only’ treatment (just like last summers Pepsi Ice Cumcumber).
1 commentSnow again
This is the second time it snowed in Tokyo this winter. The first time (last Wednesday), although had heavy snowfall, the snow didn’t really stick nor last long, which is fine with me cuz I’m no fan of snow (had enough of it back in England during my childhood days. Boy, did I love getting snowballed by school friends… not).
6 commentsAU KDDI Sony Ericsson W61S
AU KDDI today announced their 2008 Spring collection of mobile-phones and I’m all for the upcoming Sony Ericsson W61S. iPhone 3G, I don’t think I can wait any longer…
7 commentsXi’an
… Chinese restaurant specialising in Toshomen (Xi’an is a region in China). Toshomen in Chinese basically translates to ‘knife carved noodles’, you know, where you get the Chinese chef holding a lump of flour while the other hand is carving away at the flour with great accuracy (each strand is roughly the same size in thickness and length) and with each slicing motion, he/she is able to fly the noodles directly into the boiler/pan from a minor distance! That’s entertainment in itself, man.
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