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www.spoon-tamago.com a blog about Japanese art and design, intertwined with other bits and pieces of culture.

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Floating Shelves Have Now Leveled Up to Invisible Shelves

Over the past decade or so, floating shelves have become somewhat ubiquitous in the minimal design world. With support mechanisms attached directly into the wall, they made legs obsolete, an effect that rendered cleaner lines

Music Monday: Monkey Majik

Monkey Majik are a 4-piece international rock band formed by 2 Canadian brothers — Maynard and Blaise Plant — and joined by Japanese members Tax and Dick on drums and bass, respectively. Largely based out of Japan, they manage to jump back and forth between English and Japanese lyrics, a unique formula which has won them many fans

Japanese Ambigram Can Be Read as Both Heisei and Reiwa

In less than a month, the Japanese Heisei era will end and a new era will begin. The Reiwa era, whose name was revealed last week, begins on May 1, 2019

Japanese Stamps Repurposed as Illustrative Tools by Artist Baku Maeda

Despite it’s high-tech reputation, Japan remains very much a nation held firmly in the realm of the analog. Objects like fax machines, record players and hanko, a seal used in lieu of signatures, remain alive and well. Along those lines are stamps: they’re used professionally in schools, post offices and almost all bureaucratic settings. Using all sorts of stamps, Maeda created a series of playful illustrations and compiled them all into a book titled Stamp By Me.

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