Tokyo Vernacular: Common Spaces, Local Histories, Found Objects (Philip E. Lilienthal Books)
by Jordan Sand
Tokyo Vernacular considers how Tokyo can be understood through its common spaces, local histories, and found objects. Rather than focusing solely on celebrated landmarks, Jordan Sand turns attention toward the everyday city and the vernacular details that preserve, express, and illuminate local experience.
About This Book
Tokyo Vernacular examines the ordinary environments and material traces that contribute to the character of Tokyo.
The book focuses on common spaces, local histories, and found objects as ways of understanding the city.
Jordan Sand presents an exploration of Tokyo through its vernacular forms and everyday cultural landscape.
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