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August 31, 2008

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This weekend on TokyoMango, I wrote about cool sci-fi self-portraits by Erina Matsui; a teddy bear that doubles as a cell phone; Japanese Internet bad-boy Hiroyuki Nishimura; rollerskating ninjas; and an electropop music video by Omodaka featuring 8-bi... [Read More]

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lifve

a Teddy phone, ha ha. But it quite big. I wonder how she carry it on travel.

vagrant

The one thing I have started to dread in Japan, is the sickly sweet shrill sound of girls/women exclaiming...KAWAII! any chance they get. I'm sure this bear will get tons of that. I'll guess there's people out there that figure, why put on straps to make your keitai look cute, when the whole phone can be kawaii!

I'll bet this phone even get's the immediate follow-up of; Cho-Kawaii!

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