Vortrag von Prof. James Farrer, Ph.D.: „Small-scale Tokyo eateries as community spaces: from vigilance to mobilization“
https://www.lmu.de/raumfinder/#/building/bw7070/map?room=707001161_@ https://www.nishiogiology.org Tokyo hosts one of the densest and most complex agglomerations of small businesses of any city in the world, partly due to its legacy human-scale built environment organized around the commuter rail stations (Almazán 2022). This paper reports on long-term ethnographic research on the social lives of small eateries in Tokyo as places...