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We Love Magazine Library by Karen Day

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Whether you're looking for an out-of-print vintage edition or feel like browsing the pages of the publishing world's fine examples of glossy glory, Tokyo's new We Love Magazine Library has something for every stripe of magazine junkie. The library/exhibit features magazines from around the world, and covers everything from fashion, culture, design, photography, art, architecture—name it, it's there. Feel free to peruse the massive collection of magazines or if you find one that really fits your fancy you can easily subscribe at the subscription and information counter.

We Love Magazine Library
Through 14 March 2009
B3F Space O at Omotesando Hills
Tokyo, Japan
tel.+1 81 3 3497 0293

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This entry posted on 12 March 2009 at 10:11 AM
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