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    What Happens in the Space Between Two Bows

    On the Japanese practice of ojigi — and what bowing reveals about the architecture of respect The shinkansen had already rounded the curve and disappeared when I noticed the conductor was still bowing. He stood at the edge of the platfor...
    July 4, 2026
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