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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
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
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
