I am thrilled to announce the publication of Case Study Tokyo 2026 by our student researchers: Deborah Adebanjo, Julie Casamonti, Cagla Cetin, Annabelle Hochberg, Grayson Howes, Camille Majzun, Lulu Marino, Xavier Oyola, Nicole Phillips, Sophia Puccini, Jack Reynard, Kate Schweiger, Lily Sood, Emily Terrell, Chelsy Veras, Samuel Wachter, Caroline Walkup, and Dylan Wright.

Clocking in at 760 pages across two volumes, it is the most extensive research collection in the sixteen-year history of the class. You will be able to view the books in our library soon; however, in the meantime, please enjoy a full preview of Case Study Tokyo 2026 Volume 1 and Case Study Tokyo 2026 Volume 2 online.

As stated in the book’s acknowledgments, “I would like to thank the students who have participated in this course. Looking at the images in this book transports me immediately back to Tokyo. Your efforts are undeniable, and your observations are numerous, thoughtful, and provocative. And when I say numerous, you certainly know what I mean—as you are now in the final pages of volume two!”

So, Rams: Deborah, Julie, Cagla, Annabelle, Grayson, Camille, Lulu, Xavier, Nicole, Sophia, Jack, Kate, Lily, Emily, Chelsy, Samuel, Caroline, and Dylan—

皆どうもうありがとうございました！ Thank you all so very much!