Japanese Kitchen

Japanese Kitchen

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1999•5 min•JA
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In 1999, Tabaimo exhibited her undergraduate thesis work, Japanese Kitchen and was awarded the prestigious Kirin Contemporary Award, marking the beginning of her international career.
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