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Architectural Trends: How does the evolution of Japanese architecture depend on European design?

The Heisei period began with the collapse of the so-called "bubble economy" that had previously boosted Japan's economy. Commissions for commercial works of architecture virtually dried up and architects had to rely upon the government.

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