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a group called MINKA
SAISEI, formed by Japanese who dispute the sinking
of their architectural heritage into a Western,
modernist cacophany of concrete, I lectured in Japanese
to a crowd of over 200. This appearance led to others,
and to assignments for Japanese publications.
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