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Tokyo’s VOID Inc. Melds Centuries-Old Japanese Crafts into Stunning Loudspeaker Design
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· September 16, 2026
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Key points The result is a stunning design that showcases centuries-old techniques. A company has merged traditional Japanese crafts with modern technology to create unique loudspeakers.
A company has merged traditional Japanese crafts with modern technology to create unique loudspeakers. The result is a stunning design that showcases centuries-old techniques.
Further information about this innovative design is available from the source, freeyork.
The company responsible for this creation is VOID Inc, which is based in Tokyo . Details about the design process and the specific crafts used are not provided here, but can be found through the source publication.
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