Tokyo Motor Show 2011
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03Dec
Tokyo Motor Show 2011 Press Briefing – Toyota, Nissan, Honda
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Interested in Hi-tech and Car? Wanted to come to Japan for this year Tokyo Motor Show but was stuck at the office? Don’t worry here you are a nice little recap video just for you!
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12Oct
Food Travel: Top Tokyo Sushi restaurants
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Where else can you have the best sushi in the world but in Japan, and in Tokyo, you have a number of choices which fit anyone’s budget. Having excellent sushi does not always have to translate…
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04Oct
Tokyo University of Technology Introduces the PVCT (Integrated Presentation Recording System)
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The Media Department at Tokyo Institute of Technology is developing a video production system for presentations, called PVCT. This recording system can automatically combine projectors used in lectures with several kinds of content on one screen, including photos and computer graphics.
“This system is based on recording computer screen shots. Previously, systems like this recorded only the lecturer’s talk. But as you can see from the projector, this system merges pictures of the …
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22Sep
Trains In Tokyo Upgraded With Lightsaber Railings – At Least The Star Wars Blu-ray Advertising Is Doing Things Right
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By Andrew Liszewski
It’s hard to imagine that the changes Lucas keeps making to the Star Wars saga will be looked back on with fondness in the future. Even Spielberg regrets the changes he made to E.T. when it was released on DVD. But I can’t argue that Lucasarts is doing a bang up job when it comes to promoting and advertising the films being released on Blu-ray. First they turned the BT Tower in London into the world’s largest lightsaber, and now they’ve given the same treatment to the hand rails in Tokyo commuter trains. Obviously on a much smaller scale. The conversion was done with simple wraparound decals, but the effect is very convincing. And I’d love if they ran the same promotion here, so for at least a little while I wouldn’t be so disgusted with the thought of holding onto anything while riding the subway.
[ Japan Trends - Train Ad Campaign Turns Railings into Star Wars Lightsabers ] VIA [ Newlaunches ]
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