Portishead - 人文・思想・社会 1

[About the Book] War does more than take lives. After losing her mother, a young girl traveled to Manchuria with her father. Following Japan’s defeat in World War II and the death of her father, she became one of the many Japanese war orphans left behind in China. Forced to live as a Chinese citiz……続きを見る

The Poetry of Chiyo-ni introduces English-language readers to one of Japan's most luminous literary voices: Chiyo-ni (1703-1775), a poet, painter, and Buddhist nun who broke barriers to become Japan's most celebrated female haiku master. Living in an era when haiku was almost exclusively a male a……続きを見る

In February 2016, when my mother died, the dawn revealed a deep blue sky, and a faint dusting of snow remained from the previous night. Fifteen years before that, when I first opened the photo exhibition ""Naritasan"" in Narita, I remembered that the snow was piled up under the same clear sky, and……続きを見る