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Today, AD steps inside the Japanese-style home and woodworking studios of legendary furniture designer George Nakashima in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Mira Nakashima shares the story behind her father’s iconic designs, from the Conoid chair to handcrafted live-edge tables. Explore the historic compound, innovative architecture, and serene natural setting that shaped Nakashima’s philosophy of honoring wood and traditional craftsmanship. Discover how Japanese techniques and American modernism come together in one of the most influential woodworking studios in the world and create a Japanese oasis in the heart of Pennsylvania.
 
 Hosts: Mira Nakashima, Toshi Amagasu
 Director: Skylar Economy
 Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
 Editor: Estan Esparza
 Featuring: Jonathan Yarnall
 Producers: Maria Vattimo; Skylar Economy
 Line Producer: Jamie Rasmussen
 Production Manager: Melissa Heber
 Visual Assistant: Amanda Broll
 Camera Operators: Darby Irrgang; Samuel Johnson
 Drone Operator: Samuel Johnson
 Sound Recordist: Alex Yaker
 Production Assistant: Sarah Scarborough
 Director of Creative Development: Morgan Crossley
 Executive Producer: Keleigh Nealon
 Senior Producer: Alyssa Marino Williams
 Director, Post Production: Nicholas Ascanio
 Post Production Supervisor: Andrew Montague
 Post Production Coordinator: Holly Frew
 Supervising Editor: Christina Mankellow
 Assistant Editor: Fynn Lithgow
 Supervising Colorist: Oliver Eid
 Colorist: Adam Raickovich
 Archivist: Lauren Griffin
 Special Thanks: Nakashima Foundation for Peace; George Nakashima Woodworkers; Jaysond Neill; Zane Shalchi
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