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A Gigantic Animated Mural of Tokyo Shows The City, Samurai, And Sushi

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Kengo Kuma Casts Living Wall On Residential Bloc

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Proposed Citadel Skyscraper - Japan

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The Tokyo Sky Tree opens!

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House in Takadanobaba by Florian Busch Architects

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100,000 solar-powered LED “fireflies” in Tokyo’s Sumida River

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The elaborate, animal-shaped bicycle routes of the Tokyo Zoo Project.

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Amuse-bouche furniture!

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In Tottori, Japan, sand sculptors build epic sand castles honoring the London 2012 Olympic Games.

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House on the Mountainside by Keiichi Hayashi Architect

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SANAA’s 21st Century Contemporary Art Museum, captured beautifully in film.

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100 Yen: The Japanese Arcade Experience

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Kengo Kuma joins the earthquake relief effort with plans for a new community center in Rikuzentakata.

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Rem Koolhaas stampedes into NYC! Snag a ticket to his talk at the New York Public Library tonight at 7pm!

Rem Koolhaas stampedes into NYC! Snag a ticket to his talk at the New York Public Library tonight at 7pm!

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Swedish design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune adopts traditional Moroccon cement tile techniques to reproduce Scandinavian, Japanese and Arabic patterns for the home.

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