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April 15, 2015
Diary-T Vol.27 213–218 | Shinichi Kuwabara's Daily T-Shirt Collection!
Diary-T Vol.27
Designed Daily by Moichi Kuwahara!
Moichi Kuwahara, a selector, producer, and the representative of Club King, designs T-shirts almost every day for "Diary-T." Here, we present six days of designs along with essays by Kuwahara, chronicling his state of mind each day.
Diary-T 213–218
Diary-T 218 The Last Night.
Diary-T 217 Saturday Afternoon Mo...
Diary-T 216 Trouble
Diary-T 215 Too Old to RO...
Diary-T 214 A Fleeting White...
Diary-T 213 Prestigious sex...
Moichi Kuwahara
Selector, producer, and representative of Club King. He managed the Japanese edition of U.S. magazine "Rolling Stone" from its first issue in 1973, produced "Snake man Show" in 1977, collaborating with YMO, and began selecting music for "Comme des Garçons" fashion shows the same year. In 1982, he opened "Pithecanthropus," Japan's first club, in Harajuku. In 1989, he launched the free paper "dictionary," and in 1996, he started "club radio dictionary" on Tokyo's SHIBUYA FM. Following the 9.11 attacks in 2001, he participated in "Non-War," curated by Ryuichi Sakamoto and suspeace, which inspired him to develop "Comedy Club King (CCKing)," expressing his unique worldview through comedy. He currently produces free papers, websites, podcasts, community radio, TV, mobile sites, visual expressions, comedy live events, and the overarching web platform "Media Club King," continuing his work to create alternative media that embodies LOVE & PEACE.
media CLUBKING http://www.clubking.com/
Selector, producer, and representative of Club King. He managed the Japanese edition of U.S. magazine "Rolling Stone" from its first issue in 1973, produced "Snake man Show" in 1977, collaborating with YMO, and began selecting music for "Comme des Garçons" fashion shows the same year. In 1982, he opened "Pithecanthropus," Japan's first club, in Harajuku. In 1989, he launched the free paper "dictionary," and in 1996, he started "club radio dictionary" on Tokyo's SHIBUYA FM. Following the 9.11 attacks in 2001, he participated in "Non-War," curated by Ryuichi Sakamoto and suspeace, which inspired him to develop "Comedy Club King (CCKing)," expressing his unique worldview through comedy. He currently produces free papers, websites, podcasts, community radio, TV, mobile sites, visual expressions, comedy live events, and the overarching web platform "Media Club King," continuing his work to create alternative media that embodies LOVE & PEACE.
media CLUBKING http://www.clubking.com/
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