The Unsaid Japan
KYO - Japanese writer, TokyoMottainai. Ma. Danshari. Japanese words that carry entire worldviews. I'm a Tokyo-born writer and former Japanese language teacher. Every issue, I take one thing Japan has left unsaid — and say it, carefully, in English.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 80 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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In August, Even the Dead Come Home
When I was a child, my mother would load the three of us into the car, my sister, my brother and me, and take three days to reach her mother’s house.
Three days. By shinkansen and a local train, it was a morning to evening trip. Even by ca...
The Calm You Want Comes Twice a Day
On our last evening on Ishigaki Island, I was standing at the harbor with nowhere I needed to be. My sons were watching the water from the boat landing, shouting every time they spotted a fish. The wind that had been coming off the sea all...
I Straighten Things That Are Not Messy
On Tuesday mornings, before I make tea, I straighten the things on my kitchen counter, and then the bookshelf.
Not because they are messy. They are not particularly messy. I move the kettle a few centimeters to the left. I fold the dish to...
I Decided to Go Before I Knew Where
The application form asked for my name, my qualifications, and my availability. It did not ask where I wanted to go, because the organization did not work that way. You took their exam, you sat their interview, and if they accepted you, the...
See You in a Little While
The Sunday letters arrive every other week.
The Sunday letters arrive every other week. The free essays continue as always. Sunday is for the rooms I do not usually open.
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How you speak. How you move. How you listen. In Japan, each has invisible rules no one wrote down. I'm a writer in Tokyo, a former Japanese language teacher. Every issue, I take one thing Japan has left unsaid and say it, carefully, in English.
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