I wrote a new article to my blog.

"LEGO-KEI"

http://legojapan.seesaa.net/

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http://legojapan.seesaa.net/article/131099653.html

2. NEW!

http://legojapan.seesaa.net/article/131160271.html

The fourth one, ohanashi, is vague, since it can be conversation or release (as in 'stop holding hands') in Japanese, and they chose not to use kanji, but I think a 'conversation' set seems more logical than a 'letting go' set.

Review pending next week.

I guess this is hanashi with the meaning of "story" as it seems to be a little red riding hood set in the Midtown display

I believe papercraft is big in Japan. If LEGO can ride on the success of papercraft, both could expand financially as industries and artistically as hobbies.

New From Lego and Muji.

More info http://www.muji.net/store/pc/user/campaign...gn091113_01.jsp

There's a topic about this here.

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That last one is pretty interesting, a hole punch that makes Lego size holes

That's my thought too

thanks

that's cool! seems like LEGO is trying to go after the female market more. I know my girls would love these.

Looks, intresting... However, nothing I'll buy...

Looks like this topic needs a merge. Where is our merge-happy walrus?

New From Lego and Muji.

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More info http://www.muji.net/store/pc/user/campaign...gn091113_01.jsp

Merged.

Merged.

Thank you!

That's my thought too

I think Lego Scala or Clickits already had something like this...

Here is my review of this product. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=35831

Wow, reminds me of Clikits. I'm not really that impressed, though, as it looks like you only make a hole in a paper and put a plate through it...