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Space dog, 1950s. Made by Yoshiya, Japan. V&A

Panasonic, advertisement for TravelVision portable TV, 1968. Just slightly ahead of our time. Japan.

Apollo Coffee Works festive package designed by Siphon Graphica

Japanese youkan jelly balls with traditional flavours like matcha, sake, apple vinegar, white miso,

Uniquely shaped organic vegetables are made into juices for sustainability, package by Stamp Design

Gorgeous and organic - Hiragana jewellery by Japanese calligraphy designer Saori Kunihiro

Gachapon capsule toys for graphic designers! Font figures of the first Japanese letter “Ah” availabl

Vogue Japan Editorial by Katja Rahlwes June 2013

crossconnectmag:Naoto Hattori born 1975 in Yokohama Japan, studied Graphic Design in Tokyo before mo

Japan 1956, 10 Yen, commemorating the conquest of Mt Manaslu, Nepal, by a Japanese mountaineering te

Tin toy, Japan, 1960s. Made by Yoshiya (KO). Chromolithographed, acrylic glass, plastic. This futuri

Fancy Japanese traditional wagashi with Christmas twist. Happy Holidays! 

Toyota 2000GT, 1968. Collab of Toyota and Yamaha, Japan. Via rm auctionsMany credit the German-Ameri

Found this stunning collection of vintage Christmas stamps from USA, Denmark and Japan, from Yamada

These doughnuts from Hokkaido are unbear-ably cute! [article]

Nakazawa Hiromitsu, postcard with swimmers and a life saver, 1907. Color lithograph; ink on card sto

20aliens:Junzo Yoshimura

ted:huffingtonpost:Japan Unveils Designs For First Underwater City, And We’re In AweWe’ve seen peopl

itscolossal:Japan’s New Kadokawa Culture Museum is Housed in an Angular, Granite Structure Designed

jamesusilljournal:TheOval,  Naoshima Island, Japan, designedby architect Tadao Ando

Uchikake garment with design of ligntning and rice sheavesUnknown maker, Edo period, 19th century /

I can’t stop browsing Japanese gift store Uguisu

Matching Mt. Fuji sake shot glasses by Floyd, makers of Fujiwan rice bowls. Happy New Year! 

Japanese “Waltz” mirror teacups reflect colourful saucers, design by D-Bros

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