Psychedepic by Seiji Ohta Ready to be shipped from our design studio. Using the iconic symbol of Japan’s capital, the Tokyo Tower, as the main motif, Seiji Ohta adds a psychedelic touch to this masterpiece. Each piece is individually hand-printed by Made with Japan on manual presses using high quality eco-friendly inks from Japan. Please…
Fuji Taka Nasubi by Seiji Ohta Ready to be shipped from our design studio. “Ichi Fuji Ni Taka San Nasubi” There is an old superstition that says you will have good luck if you dream of Mt. Fuji, a Hawk, and an Eggplant on the first day of the New Year. Can you find all…
MWJ will be at the Booze, Sushi, and Art Show which will be at Miyabi Sushi Restaurant. Some of our newest art work will be held on exhibition throughout the venue and our t-shirts will be for sale at the bar. Also, our amazing newcomer Bosshiko will be here from Japan to do a live…
See Naoshi, our lovely sunae artist’s contribution to the Worldwider Art Project’s WW Tale Project. The WW Tale is a project which which began in Switzerland. Each artist adds a sentence and an illustration then passes it along to another artist living in a another country. It will be interesting to follow how this tale…
Sakura Score by Seiji Ohta This design is based off the music score of a traditional Japanese song called Sakura (cherry blossom) Ready to be shipped from our design studio. Each piece is individually hand-printed by Made with Japan on manual presses using high quality eco-friendly inks from Japan. Please embrace any slight variations or imperfections…
Made with Japan is heading over to Japan! We will be backstage at BARBARAKI on 12/27 assisting Bosshiko’s performance. BARBARAKI is a huge drag queen show and is taking place at the Asahi ABC Hall this year. If you’re in the Kansai region buy ticket now! Advance 4,000 yen BARBARAKI 12 25 (Fri), 19:00, 26 (Sat)…
Self-taught photographer and sumi ink painter, Ryo had always felt that too many people in Japan glorify foreign cultures but neglect their own. Looking at this situation, he created Tokyo Party Night, his blog site “to introduce the real culture in Tokyo to the world, and also to Japan itself.” While attracting media interest to…
Tags: Bosshiko, Sumie, 墨絵, 菩須彦 This entry was posted on Monday, December 21st, 2009 at 3:00 pm and is filed under Artists, Exhibition. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
The purpose of our photo diary is to share our snapshots. This first series features my visit to Japan during Fall 2010. Enjoy! Looking out into Harajuku/Omotesando and Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo. One of the cool things about the concrete labyrinth of Tokyo are the large patches of greenery which can be enjoyed at…
At Nincompoop Capacity store in Harajuku. I visited Hashio and Take to get an inside look at their underground street fashion brand. You can view pictures of their cool clothing and the interview here. Thanks again Nincompoop! In front of the popular department store, Laforet Harajuku. While walking back home after the interview, I ran…