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Independence Starts from Traveling Alone
Why do people travel? To forget reality? Or do you have to face yourself? Arai 123, ever since he took his first long-distance train at the age of 14, he has wanted to venture out and fly abroad when he had the chance. She left her hometown and went to Beijing to travel around China, enter the labyrinth of Central Europe, see Cuba and Vietnam, and even immigrate to Canada to work in Hong Kong. What did she gain after traveling in different places for ten years? A true Tokyoite, Japanese is her m
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My Generation of Tokyoites
The Tokyo in Ozu Yasujiro's memory is the golden night view seen through the gate of the five-chome eel shop when the Ginza Hattori clock rings at eight o'clock at night. The Tokyo in Lu Xun's memory was when he saw fireflies dancing gracefully on the Edogawa River through his dormitory window on a summer night. The Tokyo in Haruki Murakami's memory is living in a narrow, dilapidated house shaped like a slice of cake, enjoying the sunshine and cool breeze that pour into the house for free. The T
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Stories About Japanese Nouns You Don't Know
When Arai Yijisan writes articles, he always tries to open up his perspective on world civilization through small things and stories in life. The articles included in this book interpret Japanese culture through specific Japanese terms, talking about Japanese food life, Japanese worldview, Japanese characters, Japanese male-female relations, Japanese social atmosphere, etc. Each article talks about trivial things that others may think are trivial, but they can provide readers with a perspective
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