Local Japan Podcast
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | localjapan.substack.com |
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#56 Revitalizing Japanese Crafts with Steve Beimel of JapanCraft21
The first concrete has been poured beneath the previous foundation! The process will continue several more times, which will ensure that the house does not heave or shift unevenly over time or fail during an earthquake.
#55 Kengo Kuma's Life as an Architect in Tokyo
In an episode last summer, I covered my first autobiography about the story and works of Yoshihiro Takishita. Looking back at my catalog of podcasts, I found this to be one of the most insightful and enjoyable to listen to.
#54 How Architecture Lost Its Magic and How to Get It Back
With a month-long trip back to California, I took time off from the project and enjoyed reading The Old Way of Seeing by Jonathan Hale. I first heard about the book from Brent Hull, a master craftsman who wrote an article titled “Books Ever...
#53 Harness the Art of Japanese Joinery For Your Next Project
As opposed to removal work like throwing out trash, cutting bamboo, and organizing storage, my brother and I have finally completed our first tangible contribution to the property: a French drain. Below, I’ve listed the Japanese “netron” pi...
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