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    Tokyo’s Copper Fortress: Why Kengo Kuma’s Starbucks Roastery is More Than Just a Caffeine High

    As Tokyo reaches a peak of architectural perfection in 2026, we find ourselves craving the "imperfections" of nature. Take a journey from the smart benches of Takanawa Gateway City to the warm, handcrafted chairs of Hokkaido. It’s time to stop sitting on "concepts" and start sitting on soul.
    February 16, 2026February 17, 2026
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    The Soul of Wood vs. Tokyo’s Glass Future

    As Tokyo reaches a peak of architectural perfection in 2026, we find ourselves craving the "imperfections" of nature. Take a journey from the smart benches of Takanawa Gateway City to the warm, handcrafted chairs of Hokkaido. It’s time to stop sitting on "concepts" and start sitting on soul.
    January 19, 2026January 20, 2026
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