i am a cheap jap!

* Meishitter: your twitter's infomation to a business card

I make business card by twitter's id.

Meishitter = meishi + twitter

Meishi means a business card in Japanese.

Ref. Meishitter: your twitter's infomation to a business card (in Japanese)

* Twitter meishi generator

I make business card by twitter's id, too.

Twitter meishi generator makes meishi that means a business card in Japanese.

Ref. Twitter meishi generator (in Japanese)

* Minami-ke Icon Generator

I made icons.

Some Japanese set minami-ke icons in Twitter's profile icons.

Ref.
-Mina...nantoka Generator (in Japanese)
-Minami-ke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Green Glow Ribbon Road

* Restless Cat Eyes

A cat moves eyes and paws at high speed.

->YouTube - isogashii neko no me (restless cat eyes)

* Dragon Warrior III status generator

A web site 'Dragon Quest III Status Generator' creates Dragon Warrior's status when you input your name.
Available characters are Hiragana or Katakana at input your name.

I made these status.

Dragon Warrior, known as Dragon Quest (Doragon Kuesuto) in Japan, is a console role-playing game developed by Chunsoft and published in Japan by Enix (now Square Enix) in 1986 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is the inaugural game in Enix's flagship Dragon Quest series, which is sometimes known as the Dragon Warrior series in North America.

Dragon Warrior - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ref.
-Dragon Quest III Status Generator (in Japanese)
-Dragon Warrior III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

* Sugakiya's Ramen Spoon Fork is tremendously popular in MoMA

Sugakiya is a Chinese noodle restaurant.
It's popular in Nagoya, Japanese.

MoMA's Museum Shop sells Sugakiya's fork in New York. It's a top seller 3.

I bought a set of a Sugakiya's bowl and a fork in nearby supermarket.
It's 3000 yen.

MoMA's Design Store (online shop) sells too.

Ramen Spoon/Fork Set
Masami Takahashi, 2007

Originally created for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain in Japan, these combination spoon/forks easily twist noodles and ladle soup. Ecologically, they were intended to eliminate the waste created by disposable chopsticks. Dishwasher-safe. Made of stainless steel. Set of two.

MoMA Store - Ramen Spoon Fork set

Ref.
-MoMA | The Museum of Modern Art
-asahi.com: Sugakiya's Ramen Spoon Fork is tremendously popular in The Museum of Modern Art, New York. (in Japanese)
-i am a cheap jap!: Sugakiya's bowl and fork