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03-11-2016, 12:59 PM
See a miniature model of Tokyo built with 10,000 Muji household products
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With its bright lights and vibrant energy, Tokyo is without a doubt one of the most beautiful metropolitan cities in the world to live in.
Japanese household and consumer goods brand Muji, which is k**wn for its minimalist aesthetics, has teamed up with creative companies dot by dot and TASKO to rebuild Tokyo's cityscape in miniature format, using only Muji's everyday products. Signature sights include the Tokyo Tower and Shibuya crossing, but see what other places you can spot in the vid.
This collaborative effort is part of Muji's "10,000 Shapes of Tokyo" project, which aims to highlight new Tokyo experiences to the world. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/11/muji-ten-thousand-shapes-tokyo/)
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With its bright lights and vibrant energy, Tokyo is without a doubt one of the most beautiful metropolitan cities in the world to live in.
Japanese household and consumer goods brand Muji, which is k**wn for its minimalist aesthetics, has teamed up with creative companies dot by dot and TASKO to rebuild Tokyo's cityscape in miniature format, using only Muji's everyday products. Signature sights include the Tokyo Tower and Shibuya crossing, but see what other places you can spot in the vid.
This collaborative effort is part of Muji's "10,000 Shapes of Tokyo" project, which aims to highlight new Tokyo experiences to the world. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/11/muji-ten-thousand-shapes-tokyo/)
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