Dreaming of Japan
Akito KaIn this substack, I will continuously expand my literary universe set in Japan in the early 2000s.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | akitoka.substack.com |
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The Gods of Future and Past: Chapter XII
Several weeks had passed. After the strong rainfalls of June and early July, a period of extreme heat and drought followed, making the streets of Michigami even quieter than usual. People retreated into their houses as often as they could, ...
The Gods of Future and Past: Chapter XI
Her memory of last night was blurred, blending indistinguishably with the dreams that had filled her sleep. Vivid dreams of vast landscapes: the sky, the sea, the forest, a shrine, a tropical island, birds, cats – and then Himiko’s eyes. Sh...
The Gods of Future and Past: Chapter X
The room measured 20 tatami mats or 32 square meters – 8 meters in width and 4 in depth – and was located on the 16th, the highest, floor of the main building of TPC Japan’s the headquarters in Yokohama. It was designed in an almost symmetr...
The Gods of Future and Past: Chapter IX
For lunch, Himiko served stir-fried tofu with egg, pork, and bitter melon, a famous dish from Okinawa[1], alongside soup, edamame, cold beer, and a fruit platter for dessert. Once the food was on the table, the strange moment when the old w...
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