



A friend of mine had a booth in Designtide 2009, and I went to Tokyo Midtown on Culture Day to see the exhibition. I was a bit surprised that the place was packed with young people, and most exhibitors displayed 1 or 2 products in their rather limited space. I guessed it indicated that the designers to the large extent were young and in small organizations. I cruised focusing on the furniture, and all looked refined and well-behaved, but I did not encounter with something aggressively radical.
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