by isaokato | Jun 11, 2009 | Post
Haven't we all played inside the 'no access' zones, catching cheap thrills (sometimes real thrills) hiding and seeking behind the bricks and wrecks? The concept of secret doors leading to a better/worse place has been used for who knows how many times...
by isaokato | Jun 10, 2009 | Post
台北の地下鉄には改札を入らなくても使える無料のトイレがほぼ完備しています。トイレットペーパー付きです。しかも、車いす用に特等室（はい、使いました）もあります。これが素晴しくてなんでしょう？で、男女のトイレが仲良く並んでいるのは良いのですが、女性側に長い列が形成されるのを改めて見ると、全体のデザインが整然としているためによけいに目立ちます。並んでいる側にしても、自分がこれからトイレに入ろうとしてるのを、結構な頻度で膨大な地下鉄の利用客全員に見られる、というのは一種の悟りの境地にいたるための修行になるかもしれません。男女平等、とは言っても...
by isaokato | Jun 9, 2009 | Post
A lovely sign depicting a good-old manual worker with his hat. That triangle hat is the point. If this sign were displayed in other (particularly in the Western) countries…it would have been taken as racism, an attack against China, ignorance, on and on. But...
by isaokato | Jun 8, 2009 | Post
The poster from Night at the Museum: Battle of Smithsonian is up and large. A popcorn movie in the truest sense – absurd, fun, nothing remains in our head after two hours. The first movie delivered exactly what it promised and more…Dick Van Dyke! and...
by isaokato | Jun 7, 2009 | Post
I am probably the 100,000th person who stumbled upon a Kaki King performance and regardless of what he had been doing, spent the next two hours viewing it repeatedly.It was supposed to be just another TED talk, one of the lesser interesting presentations sandwiched...
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