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July: It's That Time Again

Ten years back in Los Angeles, and I still keep track of the seasons through the Japanese almanac. It’s a strange thing to carry around in your head from so far away: that even in California, July is the time when the lotus are opening and...

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Deep Boredom with Candles

Last week, on one of my last days in Copenhagen, I jumped on a walking tour that ended in a surprising way. Called Politically Incorrect Tours, it was part tour of the city and part stand-up comedy. And nobody was safe from the roasts—e...

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Two Ways to Refuse Decay: Bog Bodies and Japan’s Living Buddhas

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Last March I stood in front of an iron-age bog body at the National Museum in Dublin. Known as Clonycavan Man, he was first found in a peat bog in County Meath in 2003, and his long, dark-reddish hair was so intact that the resemblance t...

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London Falling

Sharing my new essay at 3 Quarks Daily on Patrick Radden Keefe's London Falling — ostensibly far from my usual territory here, but I ended up writing my way back to Kawabata and to Byung-Chul Han's idea of "story-selling," so perhaps it's n...

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Of Color and Ink | Chang Dai-chien

Imagine stepping into the painting: monumental lotus panels nearly twelve feet high, huge leaves larger than the human torso, stalks drawn in single gestures the length of an arm. The blossoms seem pink and luminous against dark water,...

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  • Leanne Ogasawara

    Leanne Ogasawara lived in Japan and worked as a Japanese translator for twenty years. Her translation work has included academic translation in art and philosophy, infrastructure, and documentary film.

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