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Tadao Ando Designed & Donated a Floating Library that Delivers Books to Children

September 16
Tadao Ando Designed & Donated a Floating Library that Delivers Books to Children

Cutting through the white-capped waves of the Seto Inland Sea is a one-of-kind “floating library”. This is Hon no Mori-go (ほんのもり号) created to give children living on remote islands the opportunity to discover books and n

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