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Design Discoveries - Flying Spinning Top from Japan Toy Museum
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Among the 90,000 toys and materials from more than 160 countries, the museum has a rich collection of 'koma' (spinning tops). Film Director Tsujikawa Kōichirō researched some of these tops and introduces them in the 'Design Discoveries' exhibition, currently on display at Japan House London. He remarked, “A toy is the first designed object a human comes into contact with”.
Video courtesy of JAPAN TOY MUSEUM.
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