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Friday Night Flicks: Echizen Japanese Paper / Tadao Fukuda
As a change from the recent series of typography-related videos, this week’s offering is about suminigashi marbling. Now in his eighties, Takao Fukuda has spent his working life as a marbler in Echizen, long enough to earn the designation of Living National Treasure. … Continue reading
