Tag: Japanese
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Ferraris are transformed into art products through traditional Japanese craftsmanship
One-of-a-kind art products that transform the Scuderia Ferrari DNA using traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Materials from Scuderia Ferrari, which would otherwise be thrown away, will continue to carry on the DNA while being transformed into art products by fusing traditional Japanese craftsmanship. When RADIOBOOK CEO Yugo Itagaki. saw the Scuderia Ferrari materials, he was excited…
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What Are the Best Conditions for Players in a Japanese Online Casino?
Different countries or different cultures view gambling in different ways. While some see it as harmless entertainment, or as a great boon for the economy, others consider it as a bad habit and don’t like the idea of gambling. You can argue that it is connected to living standards, Canada, Australia, and Denmark have quite…
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Exceptional cuisine: Shiseido’s restaurant business awarded with multiple prestigious Michelin stars
L’Osier Receives Three Michelin Stars for Fourth Straight Year and FARO Restaurant Earns One Michelin Star for Second Straight Year. L’Osier (Ginza, Tokyo), the French restaurant run by Shiseido Company, has been awarded three Michelin stars for the fourth consecutive year in the Michelin Guide Tokyo 2022 published on December 3, 2021, the highest…
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My Neighbor Totoro Japanese animated movie comes to life on Loewe clothes and bags
LOEWE x My Neighbor Totoro, a poetic and comforting collaboration Inspired by Hayao Miyazaki’s film masterpiece My Neighbor Totoro, the latest capsule collection from Loewe celebrates the love of craft shared by the celebrated Spanish luxury house and Studio Ghibli. The protagonists of the cult 1988 Japanese animated movie come to life on…
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Festive-punk: Kenzo, Kansai, Felipe – A design trio for whom fashion is unabashedly festive
KENZO x KANSAI YAMAMOTO: A brilliant tribute to the incredible design talent of Kenzo Takada and Kansai Yamamoto. The worlds of two legendary Japanese icons collide in a punk-infused celebration of life, filled with pops of color and animalia. The two Japanese designers who came to Europe, Kenzo Takada to Paris in the 60’s…
