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超火辣女神老師 長腿爆乳轟動網路--蘋果日報20151016:



Published on Oct 15, 2015
中國大連工業大學近日有一名教表演的女老師引起全校與網路轟動。這名長相和身材都突破­天際的許姓女老師在 微博上暱稱「許多語兒」，除了教課外也兼職當個小模。根據微博的資­料，她畢業於南京藝術學院，而且現在竟 然才23歲。由於她常常在微博PO出生活與工作­照，粉絲人數因此達到26萬之多。

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Tomogirl Miu Miu is a tourist from Hong Kong who wants to share some travel info- TomoNews:



Published on Oct 15, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! It’s that time of the week again, so say hello to Miu Miu. Miu Miu’s a 19 year old tourist from Hong Kong visiting Taiwan for the week.

Miu Miu says she comes to Taiwan to relax, since it’s not as densely populated as Hong Kong. In fact, Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places in the world and also boasts the most skyscrapers of any city in the world.

New York City falls short by 50-60 skyscrapers when competing with Hong Kong.

The name Hong Kong means “fragrant harbor”. The name was originally given to current day’s Aberdeen Harbor back in 1842.

Miu Miu may be one of the locals who joke about where the term “fragrant” came from, but the actual reason is believed to be a result of factories which lined the water burning incense. Incense was an export commodity back in 1842, so it makes sense Hong Kong smelled great back in the day.

Well, Miu Miu, hope the rest of your trip is fantastic!

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Bubbles loves fun in the sun, so she’s working as a lifeguard – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 11, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today we’re introducing Tomogirl Bubbles! She loves sports and biking. Bubbles also loves the water and is a licensed lifeguard.

Since Taiwan is an island nation with plenty of beaches, it’s easy for Bubbles to find a job at a sunny beach. She loves being outdoors, no matter the weather.

She also says that being a lifeguard is more than just watching out for people, it’s also about teaching them to be safe.

A lack of education about water safety or local conditions, or a lack of safety advice, can result in drowning. There are also other things to worry about such as a lack of protection, like flotation devices for weak swimmers, and lack of supervision can also result in catastrophe.

So Bubbles will be there to keep an eye out, as well as enjoying the fun and sun.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Tiffany loves all things Japan and shows off her love with her 3D nail art- TomoNews:



Published on Nov 15, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! It’s that time again! Say hello to Tiffany, she’s 21 and loves singing, dancing, and swimming.

Tiffany is also a big fan of Japanese nail art. Since Japan is just a short flight away, Taiwan’s fashion is heavily influenced by Japan. It also helps that Japan is one of the most fashionable countries in the world, although their style can be different from what most Westerners consider to be the ‘norm’.

Nails are no exception when it comes to being fashionable. Japanese nail art can often be flashy and bit over the top, but the 3D art style definitely catches your eye.

Japanese nail art uses lots of rhinestones, glitter, and 3D stick ons. They can also showcase popular cartoon characters, the most popular one probably being Hello Kitty.

If you aren’t already familiar with Hello Kitty, she’s a cartoon cat girl that can be found on all sorts of products, so mounting her face on your fingernails just amps the cute factor to 11.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Teddy is a model and is cute and cuddly just like a teddy bear – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 18, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say ‘Hi’ to Tomogirl Teddy. Teddy--yup, just like teddy bear--has been a model for 3 years and loves her job.

She also likes exercising and swimming to maintain her muscle tone. She’s originally from Kaohsiung, a port city located in the south of Taiwan and the second largest city on the island.

Did you know that the teddy bear is named after American President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt?

Morris Michtom, a toymaker, saw a political cartoon of President Roosevelt reportedly refusing to shoot a cornered bear during a hunt and was inspired to create America’s first teddy bear. The tiny soft bear was displayed in his shop’s show window with a sign “Teddy’s bear.”

At the same time in Germany another toymaker, unaware of Michtom’s bear, produced a stuffed bear. The toy was exhibited at the Leipzig Toy fair in March 1903.

So do you think Tomogirl Teddy is cute enough to be cuddled just like a stuffed teddy bear?

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Cookie is a sweetheart and she loves to dance the night away – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 22, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Welcome back to Tomogirls! Today we’re introducing Tomogirl Cookie.

Did you ever wonder where the word ‘cookie’ came from? It’s actually originally Dutch!

Anyway, back to Tomogirl Cookie. Cookie works as a nightclub dancer and, of course, loves dancing! Hm. Wonder if she has any other hobbies?

The dancers you commonly find in nightclubs nowadays are a continuation of go-go dancers hired by club promoters in the 1960’s. Allegedly, it all got started when women jumped up on the tables in the Peppermint Lounge in New York City to do the twist.

Customers were so entertained by the ladies that club owners and promoters realized this was an opportunity to keep the customers coming back. The other theory about go-go dancers is that the trend got started at an LA club called Whiskey A Go-Go, hence the name go-go dancer.

Think Cookie’s sweet face and moves will bring in the customers?

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Mimi not quite 18 yet, but her birthday is coming up since she’s a Sagittarius – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 24, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! It’s that time of the week again, so say hello to Tomogirl Mimi.

Mimi’s just 17 and her hobby is dancing. She’s also a Sagittarius.

Hmm... Wonder if she knows that the Sagittarius is usually a centaur, half man and half horse, and is also an archer. Sometimes the Zodiac sign is also referred to as the Archer.

The image of the Sagittarius is believed to be based on Chiron, a centaur from Greek mythology, even though Chiron has his own astrological symbol already known as the constellation Centaurus.

Chiron was the most intelligent, kind, and civilized among the centaurs and was also known as the mentor to many Greek heroes. Many of his pupils went on to become legends of their own, such as Achilles, Ajax, Theseus, Jason, Perseus, and in some legends, Hercules.

As for those born under the sign of Sagittarius, their horoscope says they’re intelligent but can be unemotional.

Thankfully, Tomogirl Mimi seems like a happy gal.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Jupiter wants to needle you about her tattoo art work – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 26, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! It’s that time again!

Say hello to Tomogirl Jupiter. She’s a college freshman majoring in TV and Film. She’s also a part time model. And she’s got a special talent she’s going to show us today.

Jupiter is a tattoo artist. She says she’s always loved to draw ever since she was a little girl and tattooing was a way for her art to be displayed to the public. Jupiter says she likes watching her drawings come to life on a living canvas.

Tattoos are still viewed as being socially taboo in Taiwan, particularly for women, as tattoos are still generally considered something only ‘bad kids’ or ‘gangsters’ would want.

Jupiter says the world is changing and she hopes that tattoos in Taiwan will someday become as accepted as they are in America and Europe. She points out that it takes a lot of talent, skill, and hard work to become a good tattoo artist.

Jupiter wants to continue to work as a tattoo artist and model after she graduates from university.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Yuna loves her sausage dog, a little history on the dachshund – TomoNews:



Published on Nov 29, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Tomogirl Yuna, who has a pet Dachshund, also known as a Doxin.

The word Dachshund Sausages was originally also the name of a brand of German sausages, named after the dog breed. The German word “hund” actually means dog, so the brand name Dachshund was later shortened to “hot dog”. So it’s the food that resembles the dog, not the other way around.

Did you know that doxins appeared as early as the 15th century in Germany when breeders crossbred a pincher with a French basset hound, then later with a spaniel and a wire-haired terrier? But these cute little guys were never meant to be lapdogs, since the German name for the breed means “badger” and “dog”.

The dogs were bred to catch prey both above and below ground. They’re also little dogs with big brave hearts, after all, they’re supposed to go after any sorts of prey in dark narrow tunnels.

It’s no wonder people love the doxin. So don’t mess with Yuna, she’s got a fierce protector.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl ChiChi loves assembling model figurines and playing with model parts – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 1, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl is ChiChi. She’s 21 and loves to play with models, that is model figurines. It’s so unusual! Since most of our Tomogirls love singing, dancing, and shopping.

Chichi’s hobby is assembling garage kits or resin kits. The kits are often model figures portraying humans or other living creatures. In Japan, where Taiwan gets most of its kits imported from, kits often depict anime characters.

Originally garage kits were amateur-produced by hobbyists who were unable to find model kits of subjects they wanted on the market, so they began producing kits of their own. As the market expanded, professional companies began making similar kits. Sometimes a distinction is made between true garage kits, made by amateurs, and resin kits, manufactured professionally by companies.

When assembling a figurine, the parts are glued together using Super Glue or an epoxy cement and then painted.

Who’d have thought ChiChi would have such an interesting hobby, so remember, never judge a book by its cover!

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Kaylin here to follow the Nissan motto and excite you – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 3, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! This week’s Tomogirl is Kaylin. She’s been hired by Nissan in Taiwan to represent the Japanese automotive dealership for the year 2016. Kaylin loves traveling and, of course, driving really fast cars.

Nissan is the 6th largest automaker in the world behind Toyota, General Motors, Volkswagen, Hyundai, and Ford.

Nissan was established in 1911 and produced their first vehicle in 1914. The first company vehicle was named the DAT, an acronym using the company’s investors family names: Den, Aoyama, and Takeuchi.

It wouldn’t be until the 1930’s that the company began using the name we all know it under today: Nissan. The current Nissan slogan is: Innovation that excites.

Think Kaylin’s excited?

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Qiqi loves the Japanese anime genre of magical girls and zombies – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 6, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Chen Roufan, although she prefers to go by her nickname Qiqi.

Tomogirl Qiqi confesses she’s something of a homebody and prefers watching copious hours of anime on her couch. She really loves the magical girl genre.

Magical girls is a subgenre of Japanese fantasy anime and manga which primarily features girls who use magic.

Manga and anime historians regard the Princess Knight manga, released in 1953, as a prototype of the magical girl genre. Himitsu no Akko-chan, serialized in 1962, is regarded as the earliest magical girl manga.

As of 2010, there was a notable increase in series portraying “magical boys” in protagonist roles instead of supporting roles. One of Tomogirl Qiqi’s favorites was “Is this a Zombie?” in which a zombie is resurrected by a necromancer after being killed by a serial killer. The zombie inadvertently gains ‘magical girl’ powers and becomes a ‘magical boy’ but is also forced to crossdress due to the magical girl transformation sequence.

Thankfully, we’ve got Tomogirl Qiqi to explain it to us because, honestly, that series sounds like a hot mess.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Kaihan too shy to be a TV show host, but hosts radio shows instead – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 8, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today let’s say hello to Tomogirl Kaihan.

Tomogirl Kaihan is actually well known to Taipei’s general population since she’s a DJ and host of a regular segment on a local radio station.

DJ is actually short for disc jockey. Originally “disc” referred to phonograph records, not the later compact discs that we know as CDs.

Tomogirl Kaihan explained that she really wanted to be a TV show host, but she was too shy in front of the camera and felt much more comfortable behind a microphone. Some of her close friends says it’s such a shame because she’s so cute.

Do you agree?

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl JingJing representing Evian today and demonstrating its slogan “Live Young” – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 9, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Meet Tomogirl JingJing, who today is working as a showgirl for Evian.

Evian is a brand of mineral water which comes from several sources near Evian-les-Bains, on the south shore of Lake Geneva, France.

In popular culture, Evian is portrayed as a luxury and expensive bottled water. Murder mystery writer Agatha Christie mentions it in her famous Murder on the Orient Express.

Doctors in late 18th century France began prescribing Evian as a ‘miraculous’ water and health remedy. Many nobles began drinking Evian water and claimed that their health improved after drinking it.

Eventually, a mineral water company was founded and began bottling water from the spring in 1829. As of 2012 Evian’s slogan is “Live Young”, which is why they recruit cute young girls like JingJing to help represent the company.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Hanna enjoys the street entertainment and trendy coffee shops offered here- TomoNews:



Published on Dec 13, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl is Hanna. She’s 23 and still a university student. She loves going to the movies, shopping, and just hanging out with her friends.

Hanna particularly enjoys hanging out in the Ximending district of Taipei, where you can find anything trendy, posh, or chic. Which is also where we found her.

Tomogirl Hanna is sitting in Taipei Cinema Park, the largest park in Ximending after it was renovated in 2001. The idea was to create a large leisure space filled with art and culture that preserved the old factory building you can see just behind Hanna, as well integrating street entertainment culture from the surrounding area.

The cinema, art events, art plaza, and public graffiti wall have all helped reduce crime and student prostitution in the area, so it’s safe for Tomogirl cuties like Hanna.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Sylvia loves coloring books and couldn’t be happier about the latest trend – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 15, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl is Sylvia, she’s 24 and loves shopping, watching movies, listening to music, and coloring.

Sylvia says she’s totally in love with the coloring book craze that has swept the world.

She says she loves coloring because it helps her deal with stress from her job as a model. Sylvia also says she’s a bit of a child at heart, which is also why she loves coloring, something she used to do a lot as a kid.

Sylvia says there’s just something about being able to sit down with a brand new coloring book and an array of markers and color pencils. She recommends it for anyone who’s feeling a little frazzled by their daily stressors.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl PaoPao loves her camo and has some interesting facts to share – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 19, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone and say hello to Tomogirl PaoPao! She loves dancing, listening to music, watching movies, and exercising to stay fit.

Tomogirl PaoPao is also sporting a long camo cardigan.

I wonder if she knows that the English word “camouflage” was borrowed from French and means “to disguise”. France was the first country to establish a military team dedicated to stealth attire in 1915. I guess it’s because they realized that the stylish white gloves and bright red pantaloons of their uniforms made them a really good target for German troops.

But wearing camo as a fashion statement became popular during the 1980’s and consumers today can find the familiar motif in oddly conspicuous colors, like neon orange, bright red, and hot pink. Christian Dior even created camo couture with evening gowns made of shiny sequins and blotchy earth tones. Hm.

Well, Tomogirl PaoPao wears her camo well, doncha think?

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Zhuzhu is working as a showgirl for Epson and will leave an imprint on you – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 20, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Tomogirl Zhuzhu joins us here today while she’s also working as a showgirl for Epson. Zhuzhu explains she’s a professional showgirl and only a part time model. She loves shopping, watching movies, and jogging to stay healthy.

Epson is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of computer printers, and information and imaging related equipment.

The Seiko Epson Corporation can actually trace its roots back to a company founded in 1942 which manufactured watch parts. Who would have guessed building clock and watch pieces would lead to computer printers?

We wonder how much Zhuzhu actually knows about the company she’s representing. Recently there’s been a push in Asia to hire highly educated sales attendants and representatives instead of unreliable models.

But as one netizen put it: “Without breasts, who would actually bother going to an expo?”

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Peiyu loves the movies and playing piano, she even gives private lessons – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 22, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Tomogirl Peiyu. When we asked what she likes to do, she said she loves watching movies in her spare time, which is the most generic answer ever.

She’s also a piano teacher when she’s not off at the theaters.

Did you know another famous female pianist is Myra Hess? Dame Myra Hess was famous for the series of concerts she gave at the National Gallery in London during WWII. During the war, London’s music venues were closed to avoid mass casualties if any of them were hit by bombs during air raids.

Hess hit on the idea of using the National Gallery to host lunchtime concerts, because air raids were less likely to happen in the middle of the day. The series ran for 6 and a half years and Hess performed in 150 of them.

Wonder if Peiyu is really talented or if she’d bomb a concert too?

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Feifei runs like the wind and will sprint her way into your heart – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 26, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Tomogirl Feifei, she’s an Olympic hopeful competing in women’s sprints. Feifei says she competes in the 100 meter and 200 meter sprints.

Anyone who follows the Olympics has probably heard of Usain Bolt, who currently holds the world records in the 100 and 200 meter men’s sprints. He hails from Jamaica and is regarded as the fastest person ever recorded. He’s also the first man to win 6 Olympic gold medals in sprinting.

Tomogirl Feifei may never be that fast, but she’s said if she doesn’t qualify for the Olympics she’ll think about being a personal trainer.

Would you hire Feifei as your personal trainer?

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Lulu loves Japanese food and wants her eggs served square – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 27, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to today’s Tomogirl Lulu. She’s 21 and loves shopping and singing.

She loves Japanese food, but in particular she loves Tamagoyaki.

Tamagoyaki literally means “grilled egg” and is a type of Japanese omelette. The tamagoyaki is made by rolling together several layers of cooked egg and is prepared in a rectangular omelette pan.

As part of a sushi or sashimi dinner this yummy treat is usually served as a final course, almost like a dessert bite since the tamagoyaki can also be prepared slightly sweet.

So now you know how Tomogirl Lulu likes her eggs, how about you?

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Waji loves playing the guitar when she’s not working as a professional model – TomoNews:



Published on Dec 29, 2015
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl is Waji, she’s just turned 20 and is working as a professional model.

Tomogirl Waji loves singing and dancing. She can also play the guitar and loves rocking out on the electric axe.

Hm. Wonder if she knows that the electric guitar was only invented in 1931? It was during a period of time when jazz musicians were attempting to amplify the sound of the guitar in the big band format.

Originally, electric guitars were similar to acoustic ones with a hollow body. It was only later that they realized that a solid body electric guitar was better since it reduced the feedback.

So give us some feedback on Tomogirl Waji.

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Hongqi is a sexy children’s TV program host in Taiwan – TomoNews:



Published on Jan 3, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Wave your hands and say hello to Hongqi! She’s 25 and loves singing and dancing.

Tomogirl Hongqi’s day job is working as a TV hostess for a children’s program. Do you know which children’s program is the one most widely viewed throughout the world?

Sesame Street!

Sesame Street has been running since Nov. 10, 1969 and is known for its educational content and the use of Jim Henson’s Muppets. Roughly, 77 million Americans have seen the series as children and Sesame Street has won 159 Emmy Awards and 8 Grammy Awards--more than any other children’s show.

Tomogirl Hongqi’s show isn’t quite that popular, but she must have a lot of fun dressing up everyday and she gets to meet a lot of kids.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Peipei loves to play and mahjong is her game, think you’d get lucky? – TomoNews:



Published on Jan 5, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl and aspiring model is Peipei. She’s 20 years old and loves playing mahjong with her friends.

Mahjong is a game played with a set of 144 tiles that originated in China. Mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, calculation, and luck. It usually involves 4 players.

Games scholar David Parlett has written that games like Conquian and Rummy share a common origin with mahjong.

Mahjong was actually banned by China’s government in 1949, because the Communist government viewed gambling as symbols of capitalist corruption. The prohibition was lifted in 1985.

So do you think you could get lucky with a girl like Peipei?

(Tomo News)

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Tomogirl Emma supports the second largest sportswear company in the world:



Published on Jan 9, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Tomogirl Emma. She loves singing and shopping. She also has a membership at Adidas because she loves the brand so-so much.

Adidas is the second largest sportswear manufacturer in the world after Nike.

Wonder if she knows that Adidas and Puma were once owned by brothers? Adidas is a German brand, the name comes from a portmanteau of the owner’s name. Adolf Dassler was often called “Adi” by friends and family, so the Adidas brand name is a combination of his nickname and the first three letters of his last name.

“Adi” Dassler and his brother Rudolf “Rudi” Dassler began making sports shoes before the second world war, but a rivalry and a few misunderstandings between the brothers brought about a split in the company.

“Rudi” Dassler would later go on to build a new firm he called “Ruda”, also a portmanteau of his own name. The company would later be renamed Puma.

Well, we can see which side of the brotherly rivalry Emma has chosen to stand on since she’s such an Adidas fan.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Kila works hard for her money while working her 9-5 office job – TomoNews:



Published on Jan 10, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Let’s welcome today’s Tomogirl Kila. She’s 27 and loves watching movies, shopping, and singing.

She works a 9 to 5 job and in Taiwan is known as an “OL” which is slang for “office lady”. Tomogirl Kila works hard for her money.

Did you know that the song “She Works Hard for the Money” is based on an actual encounter the singer Donna Summer had with an exhausted rest room attendant named Onetta Johnson? Summer met Johnson at the iconic Los Angeles restaurant Chasen’s.

Summer would later mention Johnson in the song and featured her on the album’s back cover.

So, although it’s been more than 30 years since Summer wrote that song, working women still empathize with the song’s lyrics, like “OL” Tomogirl Kila.

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Tomogirl Maggie loves jewelry designer Shinji Nakaba who loves human skulls in his work – TomoNews:



Published on Jan 12, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Say hello to Tomogirl Maggie. She’s a sophomore at university studying jewelry design and also a part time model.

Maggie says she loves shopping, particularly for shiny things like jewelry, which makes sense since it is her major after all. Taiwan is heavily influenced by all things Japanese and jewelry design is no exception.

Shinji Nakaba is a Japanese artist and jeweler who has been producing work since 1974. What makes Nakaba’s pieces more unusual and intriguing is that he infuses his designs and jewelry with skulls carved from pearls. He considers them wearable sculptures.

The pieces Nakaba produces can come in all shapes and sizes but his most popular series involves human and animal skulls carved from oyster pearls and attached to rings, necklaces, and brooches. He’s also displayed pieces at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Arts & Design in New York.

So keep an eye on Maggie, maybe someday she’ll also become a world renown jewelry designer.

(Tomo News)


Tomogirl Sheila works in the PR department and has some tips on how to handle a crisis – TomoNews:



Published on Jan 15, 2016
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Hello everyone! Today’s Tomogirl is Sheila. She’s just 25 and her first job is working the PR department of a local company.

Working in PR can be tricky, particularly if a scandal hits the company. According to Tomogirl Sheila when a PR crisis hits it can be a time of confusion, anxiety, and distraction. It’s also when there’s a barrage of questions from media and customers.

Tomogirl Sheila says it’s important to maintain good communications during a crisis or else risk damaging the company’s reputation even further. The company CEO may want to hold a series of interviews to be clear on the company’s position and own up to any mistakes, but show strength by reassuring the public that the company will strive to improve standards.

Hopefully nothing like that will happen to Tomogirl Sheila.

(Tomo News)