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Unlike Sudoku, popularized as a Japanese puzzle craze though invented in the 1970s by an architect from Indiana, KenKen really was created by an Asian fellow, a Tokyoite math teacher named Tetsuya Miyamoto.
From Slate ● Feb. 20, 2009
Notes Tokyoite Ben Tsuchiya, who assisted at his brother's recent wedding: "If it is beautifully done, the wedding makes the parents look good, and can even help in business because it impresses people."
From Time Magazine Archive
Once you see it with your own watering eyes, at Shinjuku Station's west exit, you'll fall into complete agreement with what every Tokyoite already knows: this is the electronic jackpot of Asia.
From Time Magazine Archive
