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Tag Archives: japan
Girl power aboard the International Space Station
April 9, 2010 was a historic day for humankind.
Posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology, women Also tagged china, international space station, monica roberts, russia, space program, u.s. 1 Comment
Polysics want to take you to a crazy, happy space
"Budokan will be by far the biggest venue that Polysics have ever played, so it will be a challenge."
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, east asia, music Also tagged budokan, devo, interview, kirsty evans, polysics Leave a comment
Toshiya uncensored: mosh pits, skirts and Dir en grey’s fans and non-fans
"If you continue a band for a long time, it's like a married couple..."
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, east asia, music Also tagged dir en grey, interview, kirsty evans, toshiya 10 Comments
London Film Festival: “Astro Boy” and enjoyable environmentalism
For a kids' movie, "Astro Boy" does not pull its punches.
Catching up with Noodles on the Japan Nite tour
"There is a sort of border between girl bands and guy bands, and there are fewer girl-only bands on the scene."
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, east asia, music, women Also tagged interview, kirsty evans, noodles Leave a comment
Miyazaki’s “Ponyo”: gorgeous and subtly progressive
Lisa is drawn as pretty, but her prettiness is allowed to simply be incidental, not her defining feature.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, feminism, movies, women Also tagged animation, children, environment, kirsty evans 1 Comment
How close are we to building Cylons?
If we eventually create Cylon-like robots, they'll probably speak Japanese and have a "made in Japan" label.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Science & Technology, Society, science fiction Also tagged battlestar galactica, science fiction 2 Comments
Gothic Lolita idol Kanon Wakeshima on music, Mana and Vampire Knight
"I just think that it is so wonderful that Japanese culture is spotlighted in the world because of anime and the Gothic Lolita fashion movement."
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, TV, music Also tagged gothic lolita, kanon wakeshima, kirsty evans 5 Comments


Red Bacteria Vacuum’s Kassan on women and punk