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Tag Archives: Japan
DOG MAN comes to Japan
Just arrived in the mail from Japan: copies of Dog Man, translated into Japanese and published by Odyssey, a small family-run press in the north of Japan. I am so happy to see this amazing life story – which the Sawataishis were courageous to share so honestly with me – making a way back to its home country. At such a difficult [...]
Posted in Dog Man, Hachiko: A Dog's Tale, Japan, Japan earthquake, Mountain Life, nature writing Also tagged Akita dogs, Akitas, Dog Man, Japanese translation, Morie Sawataishi, Snow Country Comments closed
HACHIKO: A DOG’S TALE
Hachiko: A Dog’s Tale is coming to movie theaters on December 18, 2009.
For those who aren’t familiar with the story, Hachiko was an Akita puppy who was owned by a Tokyo University professor in the early 1920s. A special bond formed between them, the sort of bond that Akita dogs are known for. Each morning, the [...]
Posted in Dog Man, General, Hachiko: A Dog's Tale Also tagged Akita dogs, Akitas, Dog Man, Hachiko: A Dog's Tale, Morie Sawataishi, Richard Gere, Snow Country Comments closed
In Hokkaido — for Conde Nast Traveler
In March 2009, I explored the northwest corner of Hokkaido with my cousin Leslee for Conde Nast Traveler. It was wintry, stormy, remote and utterly beguiling. We skiied, dog-sledded and took untold number of hot springs baths. The food in Hokkaido is amazing too. We can’t wait to return!
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REIMAGINING JAPAN