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61
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57,
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45,
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40, 41, 42
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Issues: 2001
#48
ENCOUNTERS:
Real Geisha, Peter Macintosh; My Mother's Flat, Leng
Woo; A Nuclear Family, Tamara Loomis, Rumors, Maggie
Kinser Saiki; Telephoning in the Twilight Zone, Judith Clancy.
ARTICLES: Rockets for Rain, Thailand's wild bang fai ritual,
photos and text by Olivier Pin-Fat; Going Geisha, a searching
look behind the latest US infatuation, by Noy Thrupkaew; Imagining
Lady Murasaki - Liza Dalby, interviewed by Sally McLaren;
Kato Shuichi on Everything, one of Japan's last Renaissance
men, interviewed by Marc P. Keane and Jeffery Irish; The Profligate's
Wife, a true tale retold by David Greer; Voices from a Dark
Place, Japan's military sexual slavery revisited by Toyoshima
Mizuho; Revolutionary Muse, a profile of Chiranan Pitpreecha,
by Philip J. Cunningham, Sexism by Roger Pulvers
POETRY: The Dazzling Night, a modern Noh play by Rachel McAlpine;
Six Tanka by Nurse Yamamoto, translated by Omitsu and Card
FICTION: Alt Heidelburg, by Dazai Osamu, translated by Ralph
F. McCarthy
REVIEWS: The Donald Richie Reader;Geisha: the Secret History of
a Vanishing World; Geisha: a Living Tradition; The Life of a Geisha;
Unjust Enrichment: How Japan's Companies Built Postwar Fortunes Using
American POWs; Religions of the Silk Road: Overland Trade and Cultural
Exchange from Antiquity to the Fifteenth Century; Kimono - Vanishing
Tradition: Japanese Textiles of the 20th Century; Thunder in the East:
Portrait of a Rising Asia; Min'You, Folk Song from Japan.
RAMBLE: Variety and What Happened to It by Robert Brady
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Speaks, Eros, Japan in the Year 2020
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