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<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> My own teapots, which I designed, were unexpectedly reunited with me at a large, upscale suburban supermarket. While Japanese-made goods in California were increasingly replaced by Chinese-made ones, these were still going strong here.

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> A 20-minute drive with bikes loaded to the suburbs of Reston.

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong>

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> House prices in this area are cheaper than in the San Francisco area.

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong>

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> A four-and-a-half-hour drive from Reston, Virginia, to Manhattan.

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong>

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> The new World Trade Center.

<strong>Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | "Less is More" Amidst Worsening Environmental Destruction (Part 2)</strong> "This is a place to quietly remember and trace the memories of 9/11," it reads.

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Series: Yoko Ueno Lewis | Kurashi Note | Part 17: Thoughts from Reston, Virginia (Part 2) Gallery

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