Edging Toward Japan
Columns by Damian Flanagan, a researcher on Japanese literature, written as he travels between Japan and Britain.
Edging Toward Japan: The problem of over-tourism in Japan is founded on a historical misconception
By Damian Flanagan--I was travelling in the Bordeaux region of France recently and bought myself a large gastronomical map of France to hang in my kit Full article
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Edging Toward Japan: How a dying tree taught me the true meaning of wabi-sabi
(2024/7/16)
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Edging Toward Japan: My Eighteen Pathways to Karaoke
(2024/7/3)
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Edging Toward Japan: Is the Japanese language becoming more emotional?
(2024/6/11)
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Edging Toward Japan: In his mind's eye, Rembrandt was always headed toward Japan
(2024/6/4)
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Edging Toward Japan: East Asia's political tensions are embedded in language itself
(2024/3/11)
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Edging Toward Japan: The strange saga of Yukio Mishima and Noh theatre in New York
(2024/3/4)
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Edging Toward Japan: Insight from an Edo era artist on some intractable world problems
(2024/2/26)
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Edging Toward Japan: Anthony Thwaite, a poetic bridge between East and West
(2022/4/23)
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Edging Toward Japan: The importance of the historic relationship with Portugal
(2022/3/26)
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Edging Toward Japan: The deep, dark politics of Japanese toilets
(2022/3/12)
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Edging Toward Japan: My Karuizawa Dreams
(2022/2/12)
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Edging Toward Japan: We don't yet know the name of the age we live in
(2022/1/29)
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Edging Toward Japan: Inspiration from Anpan Man and 'The Child Who Eats Father Christmas'
(2021/12/11)
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Edging Toward Japan: What the classic Spaghetti Westerns really owe to Akira Kurosawa
(2021/10/16)
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Edging Toward Japan: Just how gender neutral is Japanese?
(2021/10/2)
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Edging Toward Japan: An artistic dream of an Asian-African cultural collision
(2021/9/20)
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Edging Toward Japan: Possessing a sensei's space, the ultimate mark of love and respect
(2021/9/3)
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Edging Toward Japan: England's spires and Japan's pagodas -- 2 objects of ultimate obsession
(2021/5/12)
