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The Life We Longed For examines high-rise housing projects called danchi that were built during Japan's years of "high speed economic growth" (1955-1972) to house aspiring middle-class families migrating to urban areas. Due to their modern designs and the well-documented lifestyles of their inhabitants, the danchi quickly entered the social imagination as a "life to long for" and ultimately helped to redefine the parameters of middle-class asp...

Examines high-rise housing projects called danchi that were built during Japan's years of "high speed economic growth” (1955-1972) to house aspiring middle-class families migrating to urban areas.