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Dispatches from Post-growth Japan

Sam Holden

Weekly newsletter about renovating spaces in Tokyo and elsewhere, alongside thoughts about cities, society, and everything else.

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  • Sam Holden

    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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