DANCHI emerged across Japan in the 1960s to cope with rapidly growing urban populations. They were not just housing projects, but something to aspire to – a vision of a harmonious life and Japan’s new found prosperity.
Half a century later DANCHI are in decay.Photograph by Cody Ellingham
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