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Take me to Midtown

By ARCHITYPE By Chut Cuerva | April 28, 2007 - 12:00am

A few years ago, the Mori Building Company, one of Tokyo’s biggest real estate developers, launched Roppongi Hills, a highly acclaimed urban center composed...

Modern Living

Roppongi Hills: The first Artelligent City

By Tetta Ortiz-Matera | June 11, 2005 - 12:00am

For those who have traveled to Tokyo, the mention of Roppongi evokes scenes of frantic evening activities, primarily because of the prevalence of "gentlemen’s clubs," discos, karaokes, night hawkers...

Modern Living

Shi-booyah! Ganguro infections, goth lollipops and creepy cute cosplay

September 12, 2003 - 12:00am

I always had an inkling that Japanese youth dressed to a different drum machine. Before the Internet and mass explosion of global culture, the rare soy-stained copies of fashion magazines like Cutie and J&J’s...

Young Star