The irony is that the original Wired was what set off the wave of netculture magazines, but now Wired Japan is only one of many Wired-like magazines for a Japanese audience. Besides Wired Japan, there are dozens of digital culture full color, slick paper, magazines. CapeX is webculture for the post GenX generation.
Doors is for the upscale digerati.
Digital Boy is for, well, digital boys. My friend Katsura Hattori, editor of Doors. On my way to Japan, Thanksgiving week, circumstances put me on the same plane out of SFO with Louis and Jane. I stopped into the Wired Japan party a few nights later, held in the fifth floor of a building in Harajuku that is totally devoted to cybercafes, cyberbars, cyberstudios. It's cyber time in Tokyo.