My Temporary Address
EmiA journal from a vagabond searching for Home. VA ⋅ Japan ⋅ PA ⋅ CA ⋅ NM ⋅ ME ⋅ NC > ?
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France Photo Diary
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, France.
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Tolouse
Mom flew in from DC and I from Tokyo. My brother Ken had already started hiking and trained from the route to Toulouse to greet us.
Training from Toulouse to Rodez. From Rodez, a taxi...
Into Dust
My mom, brother, and I hiked 101 miles in rural France.
My mom, oldest brother, and I convened in Toulouse, France, and took a train to Conques, a tiny medieval village tucked into a steep river valley. From there, we hiked 101 miles along...
Japan Photo Diary
One month in Japan was:
Like living there again.
I house-sat for a friend in Tamasakai, a Tokyo suburb. I walked the dog, watered the plants, made my own meals, biked to the bathhouse, grocery shopped. Cicadas, train station jingles,...
A Whirlwind of Bamboo, Glass, Tea, and Apples
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Prologue
Rina and I discovered each other on Substack. Her page expressed a passion for reviving tourism in the countryside of Ibaraki Prefecture, a topic I know something about. Twelve years ago I lived in rural Aomori P...
Hut
Jagged peaks of the northern Japan Alps guard Matsumoto, a mountain city where spring water feeds its canals and circles its crown jewel: the black-and-white ‘Crow Castle’. A feudal remnant of the Edo Period (1603–1868), the castle was once...
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Japanese American writer + filmmaker who takes special delight in observing uniqueness in people, nature, and food. Subscribe for stories about daily life, meditations on heritage, and dispatches from my travels.
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