Books‘The Wilds of Shikoku’ by Peter Orosz A psychogeographical masterpiece on Japan's wildernessBy Paul McInnes | Posted on November 8, 2019
BooksAfter a Forty Year Career, the Architect Becomes a Philosopher A review of Edward Suzuki's memoir: GOoD Design Philosophy By Patrick Parr | Posted on September 25, 2019
BooksAcross Space & Time: Translating “Night on the Galactic Railroad” Kenji Miyazawa's untranslatable masterpieceBy Eric Margolis | Posted on August 2, 2019
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BooksMatthew Chozick Q&A Dance in Japanese: translating Forrest Gander's Eiko & KomaBy Camille Miller | Posted on July 3, 2019
BooksBody Language Poetry, dance and translation in Eiko & KomaBy Camille Miller | Posted on July 2, 2019
BooksTokyo Ueno Station Yu Miri’s latest novel offers an intimate insight into a harsher side of TokyoBy Jessie Carbutt | Posted on May 15, 2019
DiningBooks and Cooks Yukari Sakamoto reviews the best new cookbooks for gourmands and oenophilesBy Yukari Sakamoto | Posted on April 24, 2019
BooksOyako: An Ode to Parents and Children An array of intriguing portraits of Japanese oyako By Paul McInnes | Posted on December 19, 2018
BooksJapanese Historical Novels The best of Japan's historical fictionBy David McElhinney | Posted on December 3, 2018
