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KJ Summer 2019 Reads: Titles from Tuttle

Tumbling Assumptions

KJ Spring 2019 Reads: Titles from Tuttle

Concretizing the Japanese Dream: Alex Kerr on State-sponsored Vandals, True Romance and Contemporary Genii

KJ Winter 2018 Reads: Titles from Tuttle

Welded from Nature: The Botanical Creations of Shota Suzuki

Soaring over Sorachi

Small Buildings of Kyoto is back!

Julie Gramlich: Researching female entrepreneurship in Japan

Hunter Gathering with Tomoko Konoike

One-Straw Messenger: Larry Korn, author and natural farming advocate

Shokunin and Devotion

Comfort

Butsudan Boys

Minechika

Meet the KJ Team: Minechika Endo

Honyarado: Losing Kyoto’s Counter-Culture Hub

Meet the KJ Team: Maithilee Jadeja

Meet the KJ Team: Maithilee Jadeja

Beets

Noguchi Isao on Heirloom Seeds

Just Enough Living Green Traditional Japan Tuttle Cover

KJ Summer 2018 Reads: Titles from Tuttle

Baisao, The Old Tea Seller: Life and Zen Poetry in 18th-century Kyoto

Into the Hills

Into the Hills

Mio Heki kintsugi repairing ceramic cup in studio Kyoto Japan close-up

Mio Heki: Kintsugi Artist and Urushi Master

David Cozy at Mt Fuji

Interview with David Cozy, KJ Reviews Editor

Tuttle Kimono Design

Kimono Design: An Introduction?

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Recipient of the Commissioner’s Award of the Japanese Cultural Affairs Agency 2013