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Made in Japan: 100 New Products ハードカバー – イラスト付き, 2012/9/18
英語版
Naomi Pollock
(著),
Reiko Sudo
(はしがき)
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Made in Japan’ is a simple phrase, but one full of meaning. From kettles and cutlery to chairs, Japan creates some of the most innovative, elegant, whimsical and well-made objects in the world. Combining high aesthetic standards with cutting-edge technology, many of these designs turn everyday items into functional works of art that would look as good in a museum as on a kitchen counter. Made in Japan surveys 100 of the country’s recent design triumphs, among them furnishings, utensils, gadgets, clothing, office equipment and even a silent guitar. While the book features mainly mass-produced objects, it also includes one-off prototypes and limited-edition items that are immensely popular in Japan. Created specifically for the Japanese consumer, these products reflect the way people live, work and play in a country that prizes highly both exceptional craftsmanship and industrial perfection.
- 本の長さ239ページ
- 言語英語
- 出版社Merrell Pub Ltd
- 発売日2012/9/18
- 寸法20.32 x 2.79 x 25.91 cm
- ISBN-101858945623
- ISBN-13978-1858945620
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fascinating to read and look at ... Japan's sense of style and workmanship is seen on every page -- Things to do in LA
this fascinating new book surveys 100 outstanding 21st Century utensils, furniture and quirky gadgets ... it's perfect for those searching high and low for ideal finishing touches, or anyone simply wishing to elevate everyday items into works of art -- Essentials Magazine
these products are smart, inspiring and deeply human -- Handful of Salt
著者について
NAOMI POLLOCK is an American architect based in Japan. Her writing on Japanese design has appeared in the Financial Times, New York Times, Wallpaper* and Architectural Record. She is the author of Modern Japanese House (2005) and Hitoshi Abe (2008), and co-author of Merrell’s New Architecture in Japan (2010).
REIKO SUDO is Artistic Director of the award-winning avant-garde textile company Nuno Corporation.
REIKO SUDO is Artistic Director of the award-winning avant-garde textile company Nuno Corporation.
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- 出版社 : Merrell Pub Ltd; Illustrated版 (2012/9/18)
- 発売日 : 2012/9/18
- 言語 : 英語
- ハードカバー : 239ページ
- ISBN-10 : 1858945623
- ISBN-13 : 978-1858945620
- 寸法 : 20.32 x 2.79 x 25.91 cm
- Amazon 売れ筋ランキング: - 322,918位洋書 (の売れ筋ランキングを見る洋書)
- - 245位Furniture Design
- - 455位Industrial & Product Design
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トップレビュー
上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
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2013年1月24日に日本でレビュー済み
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As a compendium of Japanese products that are both aesthetically pleasing and practical to use, Naomi Pollock’s “Made in Japan” hits the mark. As a long term resident of Japan, I have come across many of these; some are in my possession, like Marna’s rice scoop shamoji and Hayashi’s number measuring spoons. The stories behind the products breathe life into these inanimate objects. Through her narrative, the author confirms how Japanese monozukuri has evolved over time yet without compromise. The descriptions provide cultural and historical contexts in which these contemporary products came to be. Injections of little known facts for example, the average Japanese person consuming thirteen boxes of paper tissues a year make for entertaining reading, too. One does not have to be versed in the field of design to appreciate this wonderful book of seemingly ordinary yet quite extraordinary objects that we see in Japan today.
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2012年12月5日に日本でレビュー済み
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何が日本的なのか?選者は今から少し前までの工業製品などを選択しているが 例えばそれは有名な選定基準で選定されているらしいデザイン賞を受賞したリストや某業界雑誌によく見かける工業製品を選択している。ですので少なくとも今の社会に生活しているヒトならば既に知っているもしくは購入している商品が並んでいる。少し前のめりで「情報」を求めているヒトならばこの書籍に掲載されている「情報」を熟知しているかもしれない。つまり高価な(円高だから安いか??)カタログレベルでカタログならば購入先や購入価格がわからない分更に残念な書籍だと思う。
2013年1月10日に日本でレビュー済み
I bought this book because I'm passionately interested in Japanese designers and all things made in Japan. The title had me from the get-go.
Made in Japan invites readers to open to any double-page spread and enjoy Pollack's succinct, and inspiring encapsulation of current Japanese designers and their work. Pollack's discerning eye and broad-reaching knowledge go far beyond her architectural background (her books on Japanese architecture are also extremely well-written), but there is nothing pedantic about her presentation of material. Instead, her writing perfectly matches the items, which individually delight the eye, and collectively pose the question of where the future of Japanese design is headed.
This a refreshing book, as attractively designed as the items featured inside. The soft spine gives flexibility to the two hard covers sandwiching the material--I've never seen a book bound this way, and its eye-catching as well as wonderfully functional, because you can open it and have the pages stay open. A delight!
No book could possibly hold a complete compilation of all current Japanese modern design stars--there are simply too many, and too many good ones at that!--but this is a spirited, varied, and clever selection. Pollack's choices include everyone from old masters to young button-pushers, from chic new takes on classic minimalism to, well, postmodern conundrums! Hard to resist the jaw-dropping elegance of Sato Oki's Thin Black Lines Chair or the brilliance of Takahashi Shunsuke's dish drying rack that rolls into nothing when not in use, for example, but then there's the societal comment implied in Fukasawa Naoto's single-slice toaster, among other bizarre but intriguing entries. There are, actually, so many ways to approach and enjoy this book.
I do wish that the condensed designer profiles in the back were numbered or alphabetized, but this is no biggie, given the overall brilliance of the book. Great gift idea for anyone interested in Japan or design!
Made in Japan invites readers to open to any double-page spread and enjoy Pollack's succinct, and inspiring encapsulation of current Japanese designers and their work. Pollack's discerning eye and broad-reaching knowledge go far beyond her architectural background (her books on Japanese architecture are also extremely well-written), but there is nothing pedantic about her presentation of material. Instead, her writing perfectly matches the items, which individually delight the eye, and collectively pose the question of where the future of Japanese design is headed.
This a refreshing book, as attractively designed as the items featured inside. The soft spine gives flexibility to the two hard covers sandwiching the material--I've never seen a book bound this way, and its eye-catching as well as wonderfully functional, because you can open it and have the pages stay open. A delight!
No book could possibly hold a complete compilation of all current Japanese modern design stars--there are simply too many, and too many good ones at that!--but this is a spirited, varied, and clever selection. Pollack's choices include everyone from old masters to young button-pushers, from chic new takes on classic minimalism to, well, postmodern conundrums! Hard to resist the jaw-dropping elegance of Sato Oki's Thin Black Lines Chair or the brilliance of Takahashi Shunsuke's dish drying rack that rolls into nothing when not in use, for example, but then there's the societal comment implied in Fukasawa Naoto's single-slice toaster, among other bizarre but intriguing entries. There are, actually, so many ways to approach and enjoy this book.
I do wish that the condensed designer profiles in the back were numbered or alphabetized, but this is no biggie, given the overall brilliance of the book. Great gift idea for anyone interested in Japan or design!
他の国からのトップレビュー

oracle cube
5つ星のうち4.0
Good book hoped there was more
2014年7月28日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
My book can on time and packed very well. Its a good book about Japanese design for people who are more interested in product that is more traditional. If your looking for more technological designs of Japanese products its limited in the book but its still good.

K. Riggs
5つ星のうち5.0
Fresh from Japan
2012年12月19日にドイツでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
The book was recommended by a Japanese-english translator to me and I full agree that this review of new product design from Japan is well made. The photography and layout are sharp and relevant, the texts describe the ties to Japanese relationships to use objects and how the object was developed to fit a specific purpose. The consistent writing, whit of the product development and beautiful presentation make the book a fine addition to ones archive.
In short it is a book well worth the money bringing a fresh look at the design of everyday objects.
In short it is a book well worth the money bringing a fresh look at the design of everyday objects.

j
5つ星のうち5.0
Design
2017年3月11日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Japanese are ingenious product designers. The description of products describe the ideas behind them and their creators.

mamorusawataishi
5つ星のうち5.0
Best Design Products from Japan.
2014年1月16日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
One of the best designed products selection. Beautiful creative work and you are able to use it everyday.
Must have book.
Must have book.