A Private Tour of The mt Factory!

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Hello Sandwiches! Do you remember when I went to Takamatsu for the mt school? Well, the amazing team at Kamoi took me on a private tour of the mt factory! Can you imagine how excited I was pulling up in the taxi to mt heaven!!!
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We had a refreshing glass of green tea and a little chat before walking around the factory and seeing where the tape is made. The cute Japanese team of workers wore tiffany green coloured protective clothing and shower caps. This factory has a serious attention to detail. I spotted a lady dabbing the edges of the tapes with a folded piece of tape to avoid any unwanted dust sticking to the packaging. You can be absolutely certain mt brand tapes are made to perfection.

As we walked along, we were given off cuts of the giant rolls of tapes complete with crop marks and colour codes.

(Pictures inside the tape making area of the factory are not allowed - sorry Sandwiches!)

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The mt factory has an exhibition hall featuring samples of the product history. From fly catching tape to colourful decorative mt tape, here you can see it all. It's interesting to see how the packaging has evolved, too.

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This is the display wall that features every mt tape ever made! There were some limited edition (only in Taiwan) tapes that I desperately wanted!

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At the end of our tour Takatsuka-san asked me if I could sign my book for him! I was blown away! I felt like they should be signing it for me! Then, he kindly drove us back to the local station in the mt company car. Thank you Kamoi for a wonderful tour of the mt factory! I hope you enjoyed these pics Sandwiches! xoxo

竹内泰人 mt animation at Shibaura House

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I think you'll love this 竹内泰人 mt animation exhibition at Shibaura House! Have a look at this incredible animation which was made on location at Shibaura House!



This is also really cute!

I hope you had a nice weekend Sandwiches! Mine was filled with a Hello Sandwich workshop, a visit to this mt animation, an izakaya birthday party for my lovely friend Joel (on the 10th floor - scary!), rushing for the last train, handmade pasta and Jamie Oliver's ragu sauce, French red wine, hot green tea, mikan and a lazy Sunday morning sleep in!

Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xoxo

mt expo 2011

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Sandwiches!

I couldn't resist taking more photos of the expo when I went back in daylight. I hope you enjoy seeing them!


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Super cute mt bike!

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Cuties making craft from mt tape in the autumn sun!

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mt mizutama windows!

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Cutest sign ever!

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Remember how I said that the opening party was so busy that not everyone was able to pay for the tapes they wanted...well these are the customer bags!!! waou!

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The mt tape custom size cutting machine.

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Uncut mt tape rolls!


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Assorted size mt tape rolls.

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The mt shop stocked full of new designs!

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The beautiful new Mina Perhonen tapes!

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Special Tohoku tape.

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LOVE these grid tapes.


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The new mt book!!!

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The limited edition special tapes that come with the new book.

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Book cover and bookmark from mt tape.

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Check out this movie star style parking for my mamachari! ha ha!

Don't forget that the expo is on until November 8th if you're in Tokyo to check it out!


Love Love
Sandwich
xoxo