I live in Osaka, Japan. I have wide interests but focus mainly on; photography, Japanese fashion, design, old textiles, organic-dyeing, Japanese textiles, leather crafts, and vintage work-wear. I use a Lumix GF1 with a 20mm lens to take all my photos.
This blog is a space for my interests. I hope to influence my readers, to follow me and contribute to each post. My hope is this space becomes an almanac of people and ideas that are an interest to what I have started here. I never pay for clicks, or advertising. My drive to find like-minded people and always have this content challenged to constantly improve and mature. My dream is that people will migrate to this space to contribute and be apart of this project with me. Thank you for reading this blog.
Please contact me if you have any questions: bandanna.almanac@gmail.com
Yo man,
LOVE the write ups on Kapital – they’re my favourite.
Do you know anywhere that sells them in America?
Blue in Green Soho, New High Mart, Hickorees, there are a few more I am forgetting but I am sure with a little searching you can find more. Thanks for reading!
Great place for many interests. I love your photos on Tumblr (haven’t looked through them yet). The old Japanese textiles also interesting. Thanks…
Thank you!
I really love the way you made this jeans! A lot of authentic influences and unique details. Bravo, good job! Put it on my blog, http://www.long-john.nl
Cheers, LONG JOHN
Thank you. They are available for order as well. Please see the top page menu for the link.
Good afternoon, Jonathan!
My name is Ioland WUTZL, I am fashion editor, from Brazil http://www.guiajeanswear.com.br the portal.
I am very interested in visiting Japan in October 2013, to get to know these gems of Denim you have.
I loved their stories, I would like to join us on our visits, where could you help us?
Unfortunately I don’t know that market enough and I feel that your opinion
could be very valuable.
Thanks a lot for your collaboration,
Best,
Great stuff, especially your interview with Kapital! I recently visited Japan for the first time and fell in love. Definitely plan to cover it on my blog as well. Check it out if you have a moment: http://almanacofstyle.com. p.s. Nice name.
Great looks like you had a good time. Thanks for looking.