Citycism

Lessons from Tokyo

By Edward Rajendra

Pedestrians at Shibuya Crossing. Tokyo’s cleanliness reflects a profound sense of social responsibility. — Richard A. Brooks/AFP
Pedestrians at Shibuya Crossing. Tokyo’s cleanliness reflects a profound sense of social responsibility. — Richard A. Brooks/AFP

Japan’s culture of precision, reflection has much to teach today’s journalists

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Edward Rajendra

Edward Rajendra

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