From Girlybubble: It’s true that the eyes eat before the mouth does, but the Japanese really take this seriously. I’m always looking forward to what new, cute, creation they come up with, and this kitty food art is amazing to me! It really is an art form. I would have posted this as a cute summer dessert entry, but there wasn’t a recipe, but even if there was it looks pretty difficult! More »

From Wirebot:

DeviantARTist ~Leashe has blown my mind with her realistic interpretations of classic Pokemon. These aren’t your usual cute and cuddly Jigglypuffs and Ninetales. You’ll only find vicious Gyarados’ and mutated Mewtwos in this gallery. These Pokemon are definitely not for kids. More »

From Girlybubble: What’s just as good as miniature food? Giant food– smack dab in the middle of a city with towering buildings. It certainly brings some light to among all the gray.

Of course this would be in Tokyo. More »

From Girlybubble: Domo Kun looks like he is in a hurry to get somewhere. And what is up with all of the toilet paper? Let us hope that he does not lose all of them by the time he gets to his destination or he will surely be disappointed. Go, Domo, go! More »

From Ningin: What do Japanese school kids do in their free time? Create awesome stop motion videos is what! Okay, not really but this group of school kids decided to recreate one of Mario’s adventure using paper and stop motion, literally making it a Paper Mario adventure. More »

From Ningin: The European publisher of BlazBlue, Zen United, released a YouTube video showcasing awesome graffiti work by Limited Press and cool music by DJ Chamber. More »

From Ningin: Manga fans get ready to save up some money, because a new quarterly manga magazine called F*X*T (pronounced “fix it”) will be making an appearance in the United States next year in January 2011. More »

From Girlybubble: Nothing screams girly like both Sanrio and Tokidoki. When combined together, they bring up the cuteness factor 100 times more than what the average person can handle. Tokidoki’s Hello Kitty products are always top notch, and when I discovered that they released a limited edition Hello Kitty skateboard deck, I felt a bit overwhelmed by all the kawaii. More »

From Ningin: This awesome Pacman artwork was created by artist Le Gentil Garçon in collaboration with paleontologist François Escuilié to create a realistic looking skeleton of this iconic character. More »

From Ningin: Have any old manga or books that you don’t want anymore? Instead of throwing them out or giving them away, why not put them to good use and start your own manga farm (no, manga won’t magically grow if you plant them- not that kind of farm)? That’s exactly what artist Koshi Kawachi did and the results look neat! More »