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Taro Okamoto's mural masterpiece "Myth of Tomorrow" was permanently installed in Tokyo's Shibuya station in 2008. The mural, created in 1967 and lost for decades, depicts Japan's nuclear experiences in the late 20th century. In 2011, the artist collective Chim↑Pom installed what has been termed a "guerilla-style" addition symbolizing the Daiichi Nuclear Plant accident in the lower corner of Myth of Tomorrow." This video records the installation.
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LEVEL7 feat. Myth of Tomorrow / Chim↑Pom
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Taro Okamoto's mural masterpiece "Myth of Tomorrow" was permanently installed in Tokyo's Shibuya station in 2008. The mural, created in 1967 and lost for decades, depicts Japan's nuclear experiences in the late 20th century. In 2011, the artist collective Chim↑Pom installed what has been termed a "guerilla-style" addition symbolizing the Daiichi Nuclear Plant accident in the lower corner of Myth of Tomorrow." This video records the installation.
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