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Friends in the city center tell me that, sometime around the 1970s, time stopped in this neighborhood. Economic growth stopped. Changing trends stopped…
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Arriving to Yvette during the day, the city seems not so much different from the one before it, or the one after. A train station with a few shops…
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and the process of regaining the twinkle in our eyes
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Exiting the house, a Japanese tit greets you, and the morning Bew cheep bew cheep bew cheep bew Bew cheep bew cheep bew Bew cheep bew cheep bew cheep…
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What else could you nurture inside of it?
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a downtown where nature is more important than the financial district
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the time required to appreciate mochi sweets ... and other things
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finding hidden values from a hidden papermaker in Nara
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scale, ownership, and love in the equitable, regenerative neighborhood
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Eating with the bees, and why it matters
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Solutions for the equitable, ecological cities of the future, today.
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