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Danielle Demetriou

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  • Correspondent, The Telegraph
  • None, The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, Freelancers
London, Tokyo
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British writer in Tokyo. Japan correspondent for @Telegraph. Also writes about design, lifestyle, travel (for @designanthology, @wallpapermag, @cntraveler etc)
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Mingei and Meandering in Kurashiki

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By Danielle Demetriou Verified
| TOAST Magazine
Takanori Yamamoto pauses at the counter of his crafts shop: “What is mingei? It’s something that is beyond material value. It is the richness of daily life.” Mingei – Japan’s folk craft movement – is a word that surfaces time and time again during my visit to Kurashiki. The small southwestern city, which sits near the serene waters of the Seto Inland Sea in Okayama Prefecture, is home to a cosmos of Japanese craftsmanship.
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Studio Nicholson’s New Kyoto Home in a Traditional Machiya

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By Danielle Demetriou Verified
| design-anthology.com
Studio Nicholson’s New Kyoto Home in a Traditional Machiya The British label has worked with local specialists to reimagine the traditional townhouse as a home for its unique edit of fashion and accessories Danielle Demetriou Danielle Demetriou is an author and contributor to Design Anthology. Sign up to read this post Join Now
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The best hotels in Kyoto, from intimate ryokans to contemporary escapes

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By Danielle Demetriou Verified
| Condé Nast Traveller (India) Verified
Kyoto, known as Japan’s ancient imperial capital, has a long history of drawing in travellers with its quiet beauty, storied architecture, millennia-old heritage, and mountain-wrapped landscape. It's a city as much rooted in the past as it is innovating towards the future, reflected in the generations of craft families still creating today, and its lesser-known status as the birthplace of several major tech companies (Nintendo included).
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