How this Japanese collector amassed more than 1,400 designer chairs | Remarkable Living

Noritsugu Oda is a Japanese chair collector and researcher who started collecting chairs when he was in his 20s. Today he is the proud owner of a sizeable collection of rare 20th century vintage chairs, including a 1970 two-seat sofa by Finn Juhl that was made only as a prototype as it has screw holes filled using cow bones ‒ a technique that was so costly that it never went into commercial production.
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One thing that sticks out to me is how well-maintained they all are. Goes to show his love for the chairs

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Mr.Chair award

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Oda collection

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Oda sensei subarashii kata desu taihen sonkei shimasu.sono jonetsu yoku wakarimasu.

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he must hate standing

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Over indulgence is a sin

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who?