Dispatches from Post-growth Japan
Sam HoldenUrbanism and stories from my renovation projects and research in Tokyo and Onomichi, Japan
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Trains from the past, trains to the future
The 1933, the San’in region became the last part of Japan to see completion of its mainline railway, stretching along 674 kilometers of the Sea of Japan coast from Kyoto to the western tip of Honshu. Like railways everywhere, its arrival br...
Sento, slums & the origins of Tokyo today
I’ve had my hands full with finishing our renovation of Tokyo Little House (re-opening on Wednesday!), but now that I have a few hundred subscribers in Tokyo, I want to start regularly running a historical walking tour that loosely follows ...
Japan’s neighborhood watering holes
Welcome new subscribers! Around 700 of you (!) signed up while I was on vacation earlier this month in Manazuru, a little seaside town two hours south of here. A few days before, I had given a 15-minute talk in Tokyo about my work preservin...
The akiya influencers have arrived
These days we all live in algorithmic bubbles. Instagram has decided that mine shall be filled only with Japanese houses, a sign of how renovation, craftsmanship, and architecture are among the content best suited for our era of short-form ...
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I live in Tokyo, where I think about post-growth society, geography, cities, and culture and renovate vacant buildings. instagram @samuholden
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