See more info on Shige at www.yellowblaze.net
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
The Convention of the tattoo arts 2010 was a blast!!!
Bio Mechanical tattoo by Seventh Son Tattoo, SF Cali. Great work!!!
Bling Bling Rox at work!!!
Mutsuo from Three Tides Tattoo, Japan. I ended up getting a lotus flower tattoo from him an hour later ;0)
Tony Hundahl from Rock of Ages Tattoo
Overall the convention was a success!!! All the tattooers were busy which is a great sign in this economy. I got to see the all stars of the tattoo industry, Grime, Shige, Henry Lewis, Mutsuo, Tondy Hundahl, Steve Byrne.. the list goes on, I'll be posting more pics throughout the day.
I want to thank Horitaka for giving me the opportunity to show these great pics with everyone!!! CLICK on pics for larger images
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Shige is coming to San Francisco October 22 - 24 2010 for the Convention of the tattoo arts
Cyoujyun
YOKO
This is Shige's only US appearance this year, check him out at the convention. Or try and get a tattoo from the master himself..
See more of Shige's work at www.yellowblaze.net
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Totoya new cars
Early Thursday morning in Tokyo, Japan, Toyota officials said that the automaker was considering "some kind of measure" that could include the recall of 270,000 vehicles worldwide involving eight models of Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
As of Thursday morning, however, Toyota had not alerted US safety regulators of a recall of Toyota and Lexus models for possible engine stalling while driving.
No accidents or injuries have been reported in relation to the engine problems.
Toyota said that decisions by government regulators would determine if a recall was necessary in this instance for the eight models, which include the Lexus LS460 and Toyota Crown. The models involved have 3.6-liter and 4.6-liter engines.
This engine issue is just the latest in a series of safety issues that have been plaguing the world's top automaker since last September. The biggest issue to date has been one involving potential acceleration. To date, 7.3 million vehicles have been recalled in Toyota's largest market - the United States
As of Thursday morning, however, Toyota had not alerted US safety regulators of a recall of Toyota and Lexus models for possible engine stalling while driving.
No accidents or injuries have been reported in relation to the engine problems.
Toyota said that decisions by government regulators would determine if a recall was necessary in this instance for the eight models, which include the Lexus LS460 and Toyota Crown. The models involved have 3.6-liter and 4.6-liter engines.
This engine issue is just the latest in a series of safety issues that have been plaguing the world's top automaker since last September. The biggest issue to date has been one involving potential acceleration. To date, 7.3 million vehicles have been recalled in Toyota's largest market - the United States
Totoya new cars
Early Thursday morning in Tokyo, Japan, Toyota officials said that the automaker was considering "some kind of measure" that could include the recall of 270,000 vehicles worldwide involving eight models of Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
As of Thursday morning, however, Toyota had not alerted US safety regulators of a recall of Toyota and Lexus models for possible engine stalling while driving.
No accidents or injuries have been reported in relation to the engine problems.
Toyota said that decisions by government regulators would determine if a recall was necessary in this instance for the eight models, which include the Lexus LS460 and Toyota Crown. The models involved have 3.6-liter and 4.6-liter engines.
This engine issue is just the latest in a series of safety issues that have been plaguing the world's top automaker since last September. The biggest issue to date has been one involving potential acceleration. To date, 7.3 million vehicles have been recalled in Toyota's largest market - the United States
As of Thursday morning, however, Toyota had not alerted US safety regulators of a recall of Toyota and Lexus models for possible engine stalling while driving.
No accidents or injuries have been reported in relation to the engine problems.
Toyota said that decisions by government regulators would determine if a recall was necessary in this instance for the eight models, which include the Lexus LS460 and Toyota Crown. The models involved have 3.6-liter and 4.6-liter engines.
This engine issue is just the latest in a series of safety issues that have been plaguing the world's top automaker since last September. The biggest issue to date has been one involving potential acceleration. To date, 7.3 million vehicles have been recalled in Toyota's largest market - the United States
Monday, August 2, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
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