Archive for the ‘design in Tokyo’ Category
These are McDonald’s FOOD STRAPS which you can get by free to Super Size your meal to L size at McDonald.
There are six kinds of food straps “Big Mac, French fries, Filet-o-fish, Apple pie, Quarter pounder with cheese, and a cup of coffee”.
It’s really hard to collect them all to keep having especially large fries but I made it, because of they look real and yammy!!
These insanely cute vintage fabric Barney pouch bags are from Curly Collection.
Loveable purple dinosaur give me a smile everyday.
I also like the inside with the fabric with a colorful star print.
Curly Collection (japanese)
Curly Collection (Google Maps)
I got this chic and lovely leather hair accessory from my friend as a gift.
It looks like a great accent for an outfit with color or compliment black or gray ensemble. I’m going to wear it as a bracelet too.
Sally Scott (japanese)
Google maps
Summer, summer! Hibiscus charm from Q-pot Hawaii burger collection.
The charm is for Q-pot. hamburger, but I got it for my baby ghost.
I think ghost is for Halloween for US guys, in Japan, they bring us the real feeling of summer. Cheerful ghost pendant brings me smile!
Q-pot. - Hawaiian Golden Burger (japanese)
I got a Soft A Line Blouse from TSUMORI CHISATO shop. Sheer and soft drapey blouse is very comfortable to wear. I love it with soft flutter sleeves in airy lined mesh.
These are tiny pierced earrings that are called Ichiban-Boshi “number one shining star” from Flex Firm.
The modestly-sized earrings are so lovely and dainty and they are great for everyday wear.
Flex Firm (japanese)
This is a Soft Chiffon Blouse with dainty details from TSUMORI CHISATO shop.
The white cloud stands out against the wonderful starry sky. It’s fun to find swallows and balloons in the sky.
I love the bow with gold colored dots print as a decorative accent.
I played the Lottery of Fujiko.F.Fujio characters Fair at LAWSON, and I won original cell phone charms. Unfortunately,the fair is over,but I played it for 500 yen per play.
I won’t use them as cell phone charms. They look great to display with the cardboards.
Fujiko Fujio (wikipedia)
Fujiko Fujio official site (japanese)
