KICKFLIP HAROSHI McSCULPTURE

Hailing from Japan, Haroshi is putting old and tired skateboards to gorgeous use. As you can see, recycling skateboards can create awe-inspiring sculptures. And that's no easy task. They are comprised of a multitude of decked out wood after all. And that's where the challenge lies. Skateboards are not only comprised of many different particles, they also come in tons of shapes and sizes, making Haroshi almost a zen master of wood carving. That's not too far a stretch either as a common Buddhist practice is wood carvings. Via: Trendland

JAPAN-0-GRAPHIC

An eye opening videographic look into the weirdness that is Japanese culture. One fact: 26,000,000,000 chopsticks are used every year in Japan. Of those, 90 percent of these disposable wooden chopsticks are sourced from China. Enjoy!

Japan-The Strange Country (English ver.) from Kenichi on Vimeo.

SATOMI SHIRAI

Environments and their people in constant change. Everyday living places through SATOMI SHIRAI'S camera. Via Boooooooom

Oh, those silly Japanese people

Meet your future enemy

There's nothing sinister about a humanoid robot, right? I'm kinda worried about this whole robots taking over idea now.

Via: gawker

A lesson in sushi etiquette

I happen to have a sushi addiction that my income currently can't support. But, whatever. I am guilty of some of these faux pas. Learn the lesson, eat the sushi.