I’m honoured that this research, and the 雨の日の宝物(Rainy Day Treasures) Pamphlet was a source of inspiration for the Playtime in Africa project that aims to “turn two acres of land in the Dzorwulu neighborhood into a groundbreaking natural playspace”.
> Frugal Collaboration towards Public Space for Children – my recent small post about this project on Polis [HERE]
> Global supporters map [HERE]
> Playtime in Africa WEBSITE