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They are ourselves, our friends, and our idols
In the West, many people still believe that manga and anime are only for kids. What about soft toys? You may think they’re aimed at even younger children.
A European castle meets a Japanese garden – Isn’t it a concept that any princess would love? To reveal the truth, this is not a castle where royalty lived. In Scotland, tower-like fortresses and mansions built between the 14th and 17th cent...
His ultimate strength also forged us Japanese in the post-war era
The news of Akihiro Miwa (美輪明宏)’s passing came as a profound shock to us Japanese. When a British friend asked me, ‘Who was he?’, I was lost for words.
Japanese-style chicken curry with asparagus and tomatoes. Accompanied, of course, by ice-cold barley tea (photo by author)
London has been hit by a heatwave over the past few days, and I’ve been forced to stay cooped up in my air-condition...
Our shrines and temples have grown even more delightful
Given the number of lives it claimed and the impact it had on societies around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic was a great tragedy. Yet some people may recall lovely experiences, suc...
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London-based, kimono-clad Japanese writer & translator. I share my insights and experiences about art, culture, and travel\ud83c\udf38
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An art and craft enthusiast (especially marbelling) who makes up for lack with talent with excess of enthusiasm!
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