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Posts Tagged ‘ Music ’

  • Harajuku Lovers fragrance: The perfect present!!!
    no responses - Posted 12.17.08

    Gwen Stefani”s new Fragrance has hit the street of the most fashionable area in tokyo, omotesando. The store is up for a month situated just above chanel on omotesando at the Gyre building.
    The Harajuku Lovers Fragrance Collection consists of five new fragrances: Love, Music, Lil’ Angel, Baby, and G.  Each fragrance was inspired by the [...]

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  • Last.fm: More content in Japan
    no responses - Posted 08.08.08

    Our favorite online radio station Last.fm has decided to offer more content in Japan. Great move! Even better now with the Last.fm app for iPhone.

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  • Honda Forza: Music to your ears
    no responses - Posted 07.08.08

    Well driving a car without music, unconceivable…., but what about on a bike? Now Honda developed an audio system for their Honda Forza scooter so riders can also have the pleasure of listening to music while driving, it works as a surround sound system. Check it at http://www.honda.co.jp/FORZA/audio/index.html

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  • BIGBANG
    no responses - Posted 06.03.08

    BIGBANG is an upcoming Korean boyband and their popularity in Japan is heavily increasing at the moment, especially because of their cool music videos on YouTube. Have a look at their “With U” video below, nice car!

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  • D’OZ French Hip Hop
    no responses - Posted 06.02.08

    D’OZ is a French Hip Hop artist based in Paris. But what is the relation with Japan? Well, his uncle is Japanese, came to Japan a few years ago to find his album in HMV in Shibuya. Very unique style of music, mixing different genre with french hip hop which makes a very interesting sound, [...]

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  • Cornelius’ Omstart
    no responses - Posted 05.29.08

    Here’s the latest music video of Cornelius called Omstart. Very nice 3D effects directed by Koichiro Tsujikawa.
    Like Cornelius’ music, this video is meditative and self-referential, looping back on itself and building complexity by amassing simple elements.

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