Made in Japan: 100 New Products
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Nekko vase by & Design, 2006. Photo by H-Concept Co., Ltd. -
Allround Bowls by Sotaro Miyagi of Miyagi Design Office, Cherry Terrace, 2004. Photo by Miyagi Design Office and Cherry Terrace. -
Edokomon plates and bowls by Nikko, 2003. Photo by Nikko Company. -
GUH rubbish bin by Gako Otomo and Stagio of Iwatani Materials. Photo by Iwatani Materials. -
Oishi Kitchen Table by Hisae Igarashi of Igarashi Design Studio, 2005. Photo by Nacasa & Partners. -
Reconstruction Chandelier by Kouichi Okamato for Kyouei Design, 2011. Photo by Yuichi Yamaguchi. -
Tatamiza floor chair by Kenya Hara of Hara Design Institute, 2008. Photo by Hara Design Institute and Hida Sangyo. -
Thin Black Lines Chair Oki Sato of Nendo, 2010. Photo by Masayuki Hayashi. -
Ripples bench by Toyo Ito of Toto Ito & Associates, Architects. Photo by Gianni Antoniali/Ikon. -
AP Stool by Shin Azumi of A Studio, 2009. Photo by Luciando Sveliado.
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