As most of us know by now, the world is coming to an end in 2012… so, what better way to show what’ll happen in advance than a movie directed by the same guy who did Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow?
I’m guessing the real life counterpart will be as boring as Y2K, but hay, at least we’ll have a movie to remember the event… Continue lendo '2012 Movie Trailers'»
It picks your location from the GPS and the direction you’re facing to pinpoint nearby restaurants. Nice eh?
Yeah, you’ll look kinda stupid… but then again, way better than unfolding a huge map and spending half an hour trying to locate yourself while becoming a thief target or something.
From blog AkihabaraNews, a series of tokyo video tours that I’m a fan of!
The Zojoji temple is a famous tourist location. Daimaou from Akihabaranews has a good eye for the most interesting things about those temples – the details:
Along with DannyChoo’s Photo Walks, the objective is to show some sights of Japan that we usually don’t get.
And I bet some of these sights will show better why some people like Danny and Daimaou got “enchanted” by Japan, ultimately deciding to move there… and also the reason why I’d also like to move to Japan someday.
Huge help from Daimaou and Danny’s great skills for capturing the essence and beauty of those places (in details), of course. xD
The wooden baby face alone would scare the crap out of me, and those clickety clack sounds doesn’t help much either… so I imagine getting hit by tens of rubber bands by this thing is a little taste of HELL.
O-Kan creates impressive wooden devices that reminds me of an era previous to plastic and petroleum subproducts… it’s kinda like the japanese version of Steampunk.
This is a series of posts with those devices.