Archive for the ‘Japanese design’ Category
Sock maker Tabio’s movie is very cute! There is a scene with two girls visiting an old Japanese house, and putting on a fashion show. A catalog of the socks, and coordination tips are available on the site. There is also an ipad application, and the products can be purchased directly from the website (only available in Japan). It’s a very enjoyable website.
Tabio (japanese)
I got this lovely flats from Tsumori Chisato WALK.
The flats add a new layer to the wardrobe staple with a delightful cat embellishments, spades and hearts. I love the girly rounded toe.
This is a TSUMORI CHISATO original cat print casual dress from TSUMORI CHISATO.
The cotton dress with lovely pom-pom is sure to be a autumn favorite.
You can change the silhouette with a drawstring hem for a comfortable, adjustable fit.
It’s slightly hard to say the cake is spooky… the ghost is too cute! I’m sorry I ate it up before took a pic of its inside. It is made of cheese cream and pumpkin cream is in, the bottom is cocoa cake.
Happy Halloween!
Patisserie Francais Quatre (japanese)
This Chenille Hand Towel is a free gift from TSUMORI CHISATO. Aladdin’s lamp, cat, lion and lots of hearts printed towel makes everyone smile.
I love TSUMORI CHISATO work that is so full of fantasy.
Tsumori Chisato SLEEP (japanese)
Chenille fabric (Wikipedia)
Tsumori Chisato
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These are Happy Halloween Japanese sweets set from Awaya so-bey(Japanese-style confection store ).
Manzyu(steamed bean-jam bun) of Jack-o-lanterns and ghosts,dorayaki are very tasty.
Dorayaki is a type of Japanese confection which consists of two small pancake-like patties made from castella wrapped around a filling of sweet red bean paste.
The Manzyu and Dorayaki are filled with a paste made of sweetened Japanese pumpkin and rich cream which is great. I’m sure that they’re very tasty desserts for Halloween.
AWAYA Corporation (japanese)
I’m a cat lover, and of course lucky cat lover ;) I draw some lucky cats then made them to brooches. It’s really fun to challenge something new!
Some people were watching something on Shinjuku underpass wall.
I got close to that… Moon jellyfish were in two small water tanks!
It was a campaign for TV drama, “Nagareboshi”, because of the hero works in Enoshima Aquarium.
Nagareboshi – Fuji TV (japanese)
Enoshima Aquarium (japanese)
