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Video: Shaping History, Shaping Tomorrow

For your Friday break, Shaping History, Shaping Tomorrow is a video commissioned by Kieo University that explores the contrasts in Tokyo between new and traditional, historic and modern, young and old.  How would these topics be presented at your site or community?

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This entry was posted in Historical interpretation, History and tagged Tokyo, Video on April 5, 2013 by Max van Balgooy.
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