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GODIVA CHOCOIST IN TOKYO

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The new Godiva Chocoist store in in Harajuku Japan is looking yummy. All this melting chocolate just make me wanna lick those wall and lie on the floor with my mouth open ... Having experience Japan several times I am sure that this store is so clean that I could actually do that without risking some kind of disease.

I do miss going to Japan, it is one of my favorite destinations. People are so nice, the food is amazing and it is the only place in the world where you literally feel like on another planet.

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November 12, 2009 in Food, Japan | | Comments (0)

A JAPANESE MODERNISM

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Today a Japanese couple might wear Armani during the week but don traditional garb for a wedding. In the Japanese mind, which is comfortable with ambiguity, the two realities coexist in parallel without conflict or contradiction: Being contemporary does not imply dismissing history. Architecture and Interior Design by Foster & Partners. Photography by Ian Lambot.

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February 22, 2008 in Architecture, Homes, Japan | | Comments (0)

PEACE ICONS SERIES BY SHINPEI NAITO

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Shinpei Naito was born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1977. At the young age of fifteen, Shinpei discovered his passion for art while studying at a prestigious private art school in Japan. His talent soon blossomed and Shinpei found his love and niche as a futuristic artist.

SN-Future collection is a new bag brand, with two Peace Icons seriesMother & Peace Power available to order at SN Future Price: €66

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December 08, 2006 in Bags, Designers, Japan | | Comments (0)