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American architect who lives in Tokyo, writing about design in Japan
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Petal Snow Storm
04/15/2011
Don’t they look like snowflakes?
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blogs
Sweat the Small Stuff
2012-2014
Giant Vegetables
More Trash Talk
Recycling Tokyo-style
The Little Crosswalk that Could
Umbrella Musings
New Year’s Apples
Bike Parking
Driving Range Oshibori
Garbage Nets
Made in Japan Debuts
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The Thing Is...
2009-2012
Changes in the Hood
Oops!
Pippi’s Omimai
Coin Lockers
Yuba Sashimi
Bento Box Tools
Petal Snow Storm
Tokyo Unplugged
The New Normal
Niseko Snow
New Year’s Decorations in My Neighborhood
The Saga of Pippi’s Pink Ball
Minakami Rice
Urban Archeology in Juban
Aji & Ajisai
The Best Artichokes Ever
My Favorite Tokyo House
Ode to Almond
The Old, Old Thing
A Tokyo Yarn
The Hand Over
Kitto Mail
The Incomparable Savoy
Car for One
Pippi: Queen of the Forest
What’s in a Name?
Gingko Glory
Meiji Chocolate gets a Makeover
The Teeny, Tiny Kaki
Dog Days
Endings are just Beginnings in Disguise
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More Books:
Nuno: Visionary Japanese Textiles
Japanese Design Since 1945
Concrete Tokyo Map
Sou Fujimoto
Jutaku: Japanese Houses
Made in Japan: 100 New Products
New Architecture in Japan
Hitoshi Abe
Modern Japanese House
Japan 2000
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City with a Hidden Past
Architecture: The Whole Story
Reiko Sudo + Nuno
Humanitarian Architecture
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