Tokyo Art Beat has released its own iPhone app, which means that navigating Tokyo’s art happenings has just suddenly become that much easier.
Tokyo Art Beat has released its own iPhone app, which means that navigating Tokyo’s art happenings has just suddenly become that much easier.
iPhone app creator Takayuki Fukatsu has racked up quite a few nominations — and one win — at the 2009 Best App Ever Awards.
Today marks the launch of TPUTH, a new “Socially Generated Newspaper for Geeks, Designers and Venture Capitalists.”

Online gallery of
Japanese Contemporary Art
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Information Architects (iA) has released a first version of an Omnigraffle template to help those working on iPad apps.
The just-announced iPad from Apple will be out in March for the wi-fi only edition and a month later for the 3G version in the US, but when can we expect it in Japan?
Representatives of the necktie industry made an official appeal to Environment Minister Sakihito Ozawa to end Cool Biz β the campaign to cut greenhouse emissions by encouraging white-collar workers to work sans jacket and tie in the summer months to reduce dependence on air conditioning. The necktie lobby says itβs unfair to treat neckties as if they were the cause of global warming. They claim that summer sales are down 34% since Cool Biz started. They claim that their βnecklace-tieβ innovation failed to catch on. They also pointed out that PM Hatoyama campaigned with his necktie on, the association chairman emphasized that neckties bestow oan air of integrity (of course, Koizumi famously kept his off during the 2005 general election and won a similar landslide victory).