Editor’s Note: I’m very happy to announce the first official SNOW Magazine event, and it’s only fitting that it should revolve around something that I love so much, and that’s of course magazines (but in this case of the print variety). I invite everyone to take a look at the SNOW Magazine Cafe announcement, and to also help spread the word, so that we can bring together an amazing collection of magazines to display.
In his latest column, Ian Lynam gives readers some homework.
Fin de Cycle Tokyo posts “Sadogashima,” a photo by Arnaud Meuleman.
Photographers Zoren Gold and Minori have launched a newly updated version of their site.

Online gallery of
Japanese Contemporary Art
www.azito-art.com
T-shirt brand and retail chain Graniph launches Graniph Labs, a new site that introduces us to the many artists and designers the company has collaborated with in the past.
As Matt Alt explains in his piece for CNNGo, Tokyo is in fact a terrible city when it comes to finding access to free wi-fi spots.
A retro-future look at a world in which automatically driven cars are the norm.
The latest entry (004) in Ian Lynam’s “Poster Initiative” series is now out.
The first in a new series taking a closer look at Japanese photographers.
An illustration by Kenji Itoh used in a poster to advertise a room air conditioning unit by the National Electric Company Ltd. (Panasonic).