Less than five minutes into conversation, Susumu Shingu's wife, Yasuko, pulls out a large binder crammed with photographs, sketches and drawings and starts flipping through images of her husband's most recent sculptures.
"I work for him," she says with a big smile. "All the time."
Shingu laughs, then asks her, "Do you have the photo?"
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