Tag Archives: Tokyo

Treehouse Hideaway cafe in Harajuku

Posted on March 30, 2010 by Michael Janzen

My friend Jared Braiterman has been in Japan for many months now and blogging about his adventures at Tokyo Green Space. Here’s what his blog says about his project: Tokyo Green Space examines the potential for micro-green spaces to transform the world’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Projects | Tagged cafe, japan, Jared Braiterman, Kobayashi Takashi, Tokyo, Tokyo Green Space, treehouse | 3 Comments

Tiny in Tokyo

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Michael Janzen

These tiny hotel capsules were originally created about 20 years ago to provide an inexpensive lodging option for those who might have missed the last train home. They measure about are about 6.5-feet deep, 5-feet wide but zero standing room. … Continue reading →

Posted in Sustainable Living | Tagged homeless, japan, jobless, new york times, Tokyo | 5 Comments