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January 8, 2015
Diary-T Vol. 28 219–224 | Shinichi Kuwabara's Daily T-Shirt Collection!
Diary-T Vol.28
Moichi Kuwahara Designs Daily!
Moichi Kuwahara, a selector, producer, and representative of Club King, designs T-shirts almost every day in his "Diary-T" project. Here, we present six days' worth of designs along with essays where Kuwahara chronicles his state of mind each day.
Diary-T 219–224
Diary-T 224 "Paradise Wanted"
Diary-T 223 Gota Yashiki's Birthday...
Diary-T 222 Spring 4 Love
Diary-T 221 "Mature Adult"
Diary-T 220 Yuki Kubota & Hos...
Diary-T 219 smile rock is n...
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" and collaborated with YMO in 1977, 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 SHIBUYA FM. Following his participation in "Non-War," curated by Ryuichi Sakamoto and suspeace and published after 9/11 in 2001, he developed "Comedy Club King (CCKing)," expressing his unique worldview through comedy. He currently produces free papers, websites, podcasts, community radio, TV, mobile sites, video expressions, comedy live shows, and the overarching web platform "Media Club King," striving to create an 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" and collaborated with YMO in 1977, 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 SHIBUYA FM. Following his participation in "Non-War," curated by Ryuichi Sakamoto and suspeace and published after 9/11 in 2001, he developed "Comedy Club King (CCKing)," expressing his unique worldview through comedy. He currently produces free papers, websites, podcasts, community radio, TV, mobile sites, video expressions, comedy live shows, and the overarching web platform "Media Club King," striving to create an alternative media that embodies LOVE & PEACE.
media CLUBKING http://www.clubking.com/
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