Dispatches from Post-growth Japan
Sam HoldenUrbanism and stories from my renovation projects and research in Tokyo and Onomichi, Japan
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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Is the best tech for learning Japanese 20 years old?
More on urbanism coming soon, but some recent thoughts about language and technology came to mind after reading Marco Giancotti’s essay on how people in Japan (including me) have lost the ability to write many kanji, mostly due to over-depe...
Is a city alive?
> Where does mind stop and world begin? Not at skull and skin, that’s for sure.
Why Tokyo bikes more than NYC
Biking in NYC these past few months has made me think about how the city stacks up against Tokyo in the cycling department. The short story is that Tokyo has far more bicycle use with far fewer bike lanes, because it has vast neighborhoods ...
Labyrinth House pre-opening
Last week, my collaborators at Labyrinth House held a two-day pre-opening event to introduce the nearly finished space to our Onomichi neighbors. Dozens of people showed up to enjoy a market, coffee and ice cream, communal meals in the gard...
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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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