Design (Japan), 019, 1961

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Special feature: Design education
Trends in professional design education in Japan / Masato Takahashi
Art Center School
・Basic course and graphic design / Shigeo Hattori
・Industrial design / Kenji Ekuan
Illinois Institute of Technology Department of Design / Atsushi Chiku
Cranbrook Academy of Art / Tsuneko Yokota
Pratt Institute / Shogoro Terashima
Syracuse University / Yoshiyuki Uchimura
London Central School / Eiko Emori
Design education in Italy / Fusako Shibata
Ulm School of Design / Shutaro Mukai
Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts / Nobuo Nagashima
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts / Shin Shimazaki
Helsinki National Academy of Art / Kenji Fujimori
Swedish National Polytechnic University / Hiromasa Fujikawa
Guide to Study Abroad
Designer’s Eyes: Monuments in Mexico / Hiroshi Hara
IAI Design Exhibition / Shigesuke Yoshitake
Printed Wiring: “Nothing but Design” / Ryuichi Yamashiro
Design Plaza
・Thoughts on the JNR Shinkansen / Hidehiro Iizuka
・Make a Meaningful Sample Book / Takeji Matsubayashi
Designer’s Window: The Story of Wood ④ Wood Products and Materials ② / Akira Shinjo

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