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8-bit-style Pac-Man take on a classic movie poster. You know the one.

The Tokyo Skytree began 'life' in 2008, and became the tallest structure in Japan by 2010. When it was finished and opened in 2012 it had become the tallest tower in the world, and the second tallest structure after the Burj Khalifa. Taken in spring 2013 when the Skytree was still brand-new, the photography in this design also features the Japanese icon, sakura (cherry blossom).

Lady Snowblood reimagined as a kawaii kokeshi doll. Kanji reads: 'Shurayuki-hime' (Lady Snowblood)

Lady Snowblood reimagined as a kawaii kokeshi doll. Kanji reads: 'Shurayuki-hime' (Lady Snowblood)

Kawaii sushi and a well-worn pun…

Celebrating the many forms of Japan's obsession with the original York wafer/chocolate bar.

The classic-style layout reimagined as two kids playing. Because.

Japanese tradition meets pop culture!

A stylised motif of Casshern inspired by the 2004 tokusatsu film. (Katakana reads: “Casshern”) Get robot hunting!