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Yutaka Loves London | Flash-based guide to London's best spots

yutaka.jpgVisiting London, UK, anytime soon? Then heed the words of Yutaka, the Japanese programmer and protagonist of YUTAKA LOVES LONDON, who promises this:

Welcome to the best guide to London, prepared just the way you like it, no touristy stuff.

He'll direct you (with the click of your mouse) to Eye Candy spots (choice architecture)...Pubs...Shops (underground fashion boutiques, and the trendy shops)...Clubs...Nosh spots (bistros, cafes, restaurants)...and more.

Yutaka Loves London is a campaign by Virgin Atlantic, which uses the fictional character of Yutaka to highlight the best of the best in London town.

For fun, if you hit the "Yutaka Projects" tab at the bottom of the webpage, you'll be able to raise London Bridge in real time AND broadcast a message to London through one of the screens in Piccadilly Circus.

More: via. Londonist

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July 4, 2008 at 1:28 AM
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