いっただきますあいさん。

Direct from the Shop; a vendre / for sale / セール

San Marco Regal saddle
Kashimax saddle
Campagnolo Record front hubs New
Campagnolo Hubs pair
Tools, crankset tool
Double lever
Single lever
Nitto Pearl Stem and Nitto small bull horn handelbar
Nitto Njs. seatpost

Sets of wheels. Available in Tokyo and Osaka soon


Set 1: Front Hed3 tubular, Mavic 3g rear tubular complete



Set 2: Pair of Campagnolo Shamal clincher, and Campagnolo Record Hubs. RARE.


Set3: Pair of Campagnolo Shamal clincher, Road hubs.

NEC unveils eyewear translator

TOKYO —Most eyewear improves vision or cuts through solar glare, but a new gadget from Japan may soon sharpen linguistic skills and cut down language barriers instead. NEC has come up with a device that it says will allow users to communicate with people of different languages.Shaped like a pair of eye-glasses, but without the lenses, the computer-assisted Tele Scouter would use an imaging device to project almost real-time translations directly onto the user’s retina.The text—provided instantly through voice recognition and translation programs—would effectively provide movie-like ‘subtitles’ during a conversation between two people wearing the glasses.“You can keep the conversation flowing,” NEC market development official Takayuki Omino said at a Tokyo exposition where the device was on display. “This could also be used for talks involving confidential information,” negating the need for a human translator, said Omino.Each user’s spoken words would be picked up by a microphone, translated, and be instantly available for the counterpart in both visual text and as audio delivered through headphones.Users can still see their conversation partner’s face because the text is projected onto only part of the retina—the first time such technology is used in a commercial product, according to NEC.The company plans to launch the Tele Scouter in Japan in November next year, although initially without the translation mode.NEC says the device can have other uses aside from translation. For example, it could be useful for salespeople if it is linked with a camera, face-recognition software and a store’s client database by instantly providing them with a customer’s purchase history.“It’s best if you know the customer personally for individual sales pitches, but that can be difficult at big stores,” Omino said. “This device can be a weapon for salespeople on the floor.”The model for sales staff and for translations is to be launched in 2011, Omino said.A set intended for companies with 30 eyewear units would sell at 7.5 million yen, plus the cost of any customized software application.

As seen at Japan today

Jacques Genin

Millefeuille aux marrons

Concrete house in Japan

Dc Shoes x Travis Pastrana

3000 Japanese students form Mona Lisa image

3,000 students from Saitama Sakae High School create an image of Mona Lisa

Paris je t' aime

A little speaker...

Wall of sound...

102 Kgs..

1250×950x300mm

Power: 125W

Sensibility: 95dB.

Price: 4495$ Here

As seen at Jdg

Winter gear

As seen at Hypebeast

Hama Bike

Party

A cool one with my Friend Yone san.

Eneloop kairo; KIR-SL2S

Including new batteries eneloop2; 180 minutes with 37° in normal mode, and 40° in "boost" mode

5 480 Yens

Exclusive; what s inside your mouse ??

http://2006.1-click.jp/

Bento

At Thanko

Just for the girls

At Runat

Colours

Nice Friends from Tokyo

Nakamura san and Mari san by the great Tomoaki san

Hamburger vending machine

Deer in Sapporo

Porter x Sony Psp Go

Available at Zozotown

The 2009 Visvim Lineup

Today in Paris

My choice

Thanks K

Cenci Goepel and Jens Warnecke

Paranormal Activity

Banksy

L' anniversaire de la Tour Eiffel

たくさん写真みたい？？ここです。

The ultimate bag ?

In the second installment of their product showcases, visvim drop some knowledge on their Ballistic 22L Tonal Backpack, including inspiration behind their designs and technical details about the 22L Ballistic backpack.
- 22 Liter Volume Capacity- Mark-resistant Ballistic Nylon reinforced with Elk leather lower sectionTri-Compartment Construction with three-dimensional engineering designed to move heavier objects closer to your back reducing load-drag- Neoprene-lined laptop compression chamber sized to accommodate a 15 inch laptop- Audio-player pocket with finish-protecting fleece interior and individual headphone cord port- Hydration system stream with hydration tube port- Quick access “slide door” slash zipper for alternative entry to center compartment- Dedicated internal stretch pouch for additional interior organization- Supporting flex lizard-belly padded back panel- Custom clip key ring on internal retainer- Exterior side pockets with Velcro or zippered closures- Elk leather apex handle- Genuine Swiss Riri zippers

If we believe that information technology has altered the notion, concept, and structure of global markets, then how do we make it possible to minimize the distance between ourselves and customers throughout the world that share the same values? I do not pose that we alter the significance or connotation of retail, nor would that alternation be necessary, but in order to delve further into what we believe to be true it becomes necessary to no longer ignore the possibilities and seemingly underlying advantages that exist within a more direct stream of communication. We’re happy with how our version has developed. This will first begin domestically in Japan…

As seen at Hypebeast

Today... Bike update.

Bike update:
Nagasawa frame
Campagnolo Shamal wheels
Campagnolo C Record rear hub
Campagnolo Shamal front hub
Zaffiro white tires
Vintage Fujita saddle
Hupel rider vintage seatpost
Nitto B 123AA Njs handlebar
Vintage Nagasawa stem 80
Kashimax frame pad
Strong v grips
Sugino 75 crankset
Hatta Njs 9400 BB
Vintage Nagasawa 50 chainring
Miche 17 cog
Vertex HKK Njs chain
Mks pedals, Christophe strap
Dia compe break and double lever

すごい。

Ultraman and his Honda

Burger in Japan

Meggins

Commercial ?

As seen at Jdg

New toy

Handphone

French in Tokyo

Kingyo