Hospital Gift Norms
21 Apr 2008
Mobile phones used in this Ochanomizu hospital, restricted to phone booths. In a world of smaller more discreet objects, how to know what activity a …
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Customers of this vending machines situated in Izu Koogen station are talked through the process of obtaining a new travel pass by a remotely located …
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The presentation-lite slides from last week’s Global Philanthropy Forum panel on Early Warning: Listening, Technology, Activism
The three things on the device that will impact the …
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In an otherwise minimalist ryokan, the TV remote stands out both for its complexity, that by default that complexity is not hidden or disguised. It …
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The yukakiboo – hot water stirring stick commonly found in Japanese domestic bathrooms.
In a culture where you scrub down before climbing in the bath and …
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They don’t need charging, require a carrying case, or leave your ear’s hot after a long haul. They do cut out most of the ambient …
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This Akasaka coffee shop includes a row of accessible power sockets (running a long the edge of the window) primarily to support laptop use – …
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