WOD – Tokyo

WOD – Tokyo

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Name: WOD – Tokyo
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Book:

Title: Tokyo Totem – A Guide To Tokyo
Author: Edwin Gardner, Christiaan Fruneaux
Language: angielski
Year: 2015
Subjects: N/A
Publisher: Wydawnictwo: Flick Studio
ISBN: 4904894286
Total pages: 95

Description:

The “Tokyo Totem Subjective Tokyo Guide” is a very subjective guidebook of Tokyo, covering what designers and artists from foreign countries, as well as researchers of social sciences and urban research observed Tokyo. . Guides do not mean that good restaurants and fun spots are introduced. The common sense in Tokyo itself is the interest of the authors, and it is a very unique book analyzed from the perspective of foreigners.

Many of the authors are participants from a workshop to observe Tokyo that was held from October 30, 2012 at "SHIBAURA HOUSE" in Tokyo. The workshop was sponsored by the Amsterdam-based Urban Research lab Monik. The results of the workshop are expressed in the essays, research, maps, photographs, poems, manga, etc. of this book, which is a very hybrid book that is an emotional art book as well as an intelligent research report. It can be said that there is.

Please take a look at Tokyo through the 46 authors. There are public baths, convenience store researchers, architects, geographers and urban walkers. The architects Julian Worrall, artist Arne Hendriks, Jan Rothuizen, the urban scholar Christian Dimmer, the anthropologist Gavin H. Whitelaw, and the sento Greg Dvorak are among the authors. Also, not only foreigners. The social design scholar Miura Exhibition, the Sribachi Society Norihisa Minagawa, the architect Yoshitaka Yoshimura, the editor Ryohei Fukasawa, and many other attractive authors have also participated. Japanese abstracts are also included in all columns, so please take them by hand.

This is a result of a collaboration between international and Japanese authors and makers from various disciplines, ranging from art to social science and from urban studies to design. What they have in common is their interest and fascination with cities, and in particular Tokyo’s urban’s culture.

This eclectic group grew from an international urban research and exploration workshop on Tokyo organized by Amsterdam-based studio Monnik and hosted by Tokyo’s SHIBAURA HOUSE exactly 3 years ago, on 30 October 2012. It is called a guide, not because it helps you to find places to see, or places to eat or drink it, because it has been collected in this book is hard to categorize. to read and see the city differently.

You may look at the city through the eyes of a bathhouse connoisseur, a host, an architect, a topographer, a flateur, a konbini anthropologist, a foreign artist, each contribution let’s you experience a different city. Amongst your ‘guides’ are social design researcher Atsushi Miura, Tokyo Urban Basin Society president, Norihisa Minagawa, architect Julian Worrall, architect Julian Worrall, arche Kohei Fukazawa, architect Yasutaka Yoshimura, visual artist Jan Rothuizen, urbanism professor Christian Dimmer, anthropologist Gavin H. Whitelaw, bathhouse connoisseur Greg Dvorak and many others.

[Contents]
Dear reader | Dear Readers
Christiaan Fruneaux, Edwin Gardner / Monnik

Chapter 0.5 | Chapter 0.5
Find Yourself | Find Yourself
Foreigners of the world unite!
Arthur van Beek

The noble art of subjective exploration | The noble art of subjective exploration
Christiaan Fruneaux

There I was |
Aukje Dekker I was there

Tsim tsum | Zymtom
Arne Hendriks

Chapter 1 | Chapter 1
Walk the land | you Arukimawaro the earth
Deciphering Tokyo through its Suribachi topography | mortar decipher the Tokyo from terrain
A recommended tour of Roppongi’s uneven topography | Roppongi, uneven Tour of recommended
Norihisa Minagawa | Minagawa Norihisa

The formation of Tokyo-Its topography and history | The things in Tokyo-The topography and history
Kohei Fukazawa |

Tokyo Jisou maps | Tokyo Toki Layer Map
Japan Map Center | Japan Map Center

Hidden terrain | Hidden terrain
Niklas Fanelsa

Okina kutsu, big shoe |
Pink Pony Express

Conversations in a teashop |
Walemien Dorresteijn

Tokyo slide | Tokyo ・ slide
Anneke Abhelakh

The city of children |
Chris Berthelsen

The empty sign |
空 表 Anneke Abhelakh

Chapter 2 | Chapter 2
Follow the rhythm | Get on the rhythm
City beyond time | City beyond time
Joris Berkhout

Konbini morphology | Convenience store: Morphology of drifting
Gavin H. Whitelaw

The naked neighborhood – Exploring the metropolitan bathscape | naked of socializing: central Tokyo bathhouse
Greg Dvorak

Moment in stillness | The moment of silence
David Orkand

Documentarians of change-A short history of street fashion in Tokyo | Change around documentary in Tokyo street fashion short history
Daphne Mohajer Va Pesaran

Time in the city of temporal monuments | "Time" in the city of monuments
Julian Worrall

Below 1.30 | The world
Thekla Boven below 1.30 meters , Bastian Boss, David Bauer

Itadakimasu: Digesting the konbini’s many menus | You will receive:
Gavin H. Whitelaw, which digests many menus at convenience stores.

Chapter 3 | Chapter 3
Choose your city | Find a city
In the arena of alternative modernities |
Julian Worrall in another modernity arena

Still power: sartorial surveillance and the under-city |
Jonathan Power Jonathan M. Hall, Yi Zhang

A machine for living | Machine to live
Joris Berkhout, Thijs Middeldorp

Super legal buildings |
Yutoshi Yoshimura | Yutoshi Yoshimura

Hera shibori | Hera diaphragm
Fritzi Ponse

Saturation points | Saturation point
Gabriel Verret

Tracing the past in the city of the future |
Jephta Dullaart

Love of nature | A heart that loves nature
Anna Berkhof

Plant uniform | Plant uniform
Anna Berkhof, Daphne Mohajer Va Pesaran, Cameron McKean

The sea we would like to see | The sea
Manar Moursi we want to see

Chapter 4 | Chapter 4
Make yourself at home | Relax
Feeling at home in Tokyo |
Anna Berkhof feels relaxed in Tokyo

Haruka’s house | Haruka’s house
Jan Rothuizen

Omoiyari | Caring
Maiko Arrieta Aoki

Tokyo homes | Tokyo Housing
Maren Godzik

Signboard machiya | Billboard architecture
Niklas Fanelsa

Enjoy House | Enjoy House
Charlotte van Zanten

Public to private | from public to private
Will Robinson

Single ladies | Single women
Tomoko Kubo | Kubo Rinko

Shaken spaces | Swinging
spacesMara Duer, David Labi

New family | New family
Inara Nevskaya

Mapping konbinity |
Gavin H. Whitelaw mapping "convenience store"

The shared town – Tokyo’s future | Share town-The future of Tokyo
Atsushi Miura | Miura Exhibition

New urban commons | New Urban Commons
Christian Dimmer

Close to home | A place like my home
Monnik

The guide project | Guide project
Monnik

This side up | This side up
Jasper van den Berg

Lust in translation
Daniel Ruigrok

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