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Issues: 2001
#47
ENCOUNTERS:
Up the River, by Aaron Paulson, trekking in Hokkaido's Daisetzu-san
National Park; The Down-Home Hospitality of Hateruma, at a minshuku
in one of the southernmost islands of Okinawa, by Mark Willis;
Being American Asian, by Rachel Wolff; The Fire
Walkers, by Nabesse Pishum.
ARTICLES: Slow
is Beautiful, a relaxed interview with Keibo Oiwa, founder
of the Sloth Club; Seeing Through the Window, a sharply focused
essay on the photography of poet & monk Thomas Merton by
Roy Hamric; Travelling Through a Painting, an account of the
travels of a Chinese Sung Dynasty masterpiece, now in the Tokyo National
Museum, by Leanne Ogasawara; Asymmetry, Writing and the
Mind, an exploration of creative principles by Andy Couturier;
Japanese Tattoo, drawn from personal experience, by Dustin Leavitt;
Gathering Shards, a short essay on art & devotion, by Eugene
Tarshis: Kyoto Waters, a flowing historical meditation by Marc
Keane; Yosa Buson: Haiku Master, an appreciation
by Edward McFadden; Demons,
Misinformation and Kimochi, an interview with Alex Kerr
on the failed modernization of Japan, by Catherine Pawasarat.
POETRY: Blues
and Greens, poems from a Seattle fruit and veg market diary by Alan
Chong Lau
FICTION: Hemingway's
Daughter, by David Cozy
REVIEWS: The Zen Works
of Stonehouse; Soul Mountain; Bodies of Memory; Shakespeare at the
Globe Tokyo; China in the Tokugawa World; The Other Japan; The Japanese
Way of the Flower; The Zuni Enigma; Song of the Snow Lion...
RAMBLE: Ripples
-- on flooding ricefields and handing down of local legend, by Robert
Brady
Philosophizing in the Void 11: Taliban Bodhisattvas, by Morgan
Gibson
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