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Language: English
Published by Little Wren Press, 2011
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- Title
- Cherry Blossoms, Sushi and Tak
- Author
- Rutherford, Jill
- Publisher
- Little Wren Press
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0956967914
- ISBN 13
- 9780956967916
FANTASTIC INSIGHT INTO JAPAN
A GEM
FASCINATING
Amazon Reviews
A VERY IMPRESSIVE PIECE OF WORK. ROBERT HALE LTD. PUBLISHERS, LONDON
This funny, interesting and informative book takes the reader into a different world.
The author, with no money, job or friends in Japan started her own business and succeeded in one of the world’s most ancient cultures, where real life is hidden under a veil of good manners and everything takes on a different meaning. It is a memoir which revolves around the Japanese people themselves as their lives mingle with the author's.
It also takes the reader into the world of the all female Takarazuka Review Company, a cultural gem of Japan with 450 performers playing both male and females roles on stage. It’s an intriguing world of entertainment in a fascinating, contradictory and unique country where nothing is as it seems and dreams really do come true.
A GEM
FASCINATING
Amazon Reviews
A VERY IMPRESSIVE PIECE OF WORK. ROBERT HALE LTD. PUBLISHERS, LONDON
This funny, interesting and informative book takes the reader into a different world.
The author, with no money, job or friends in Japan started her own business and succeeded in one of the world’s most ancient cultures, where real life is hidden under a veil of good manners and everything takes on a different meaning. It is a memoir which revolves around the Japanese people themselves as their lives mingle with the author's.
It also takes the reader into the world of the all female Takarazuka Review Company, a cultural gem of Japan with 450 performers playing both male and females roles on stage. It’s an intriguing world of entertainment in a fascinating, contradictory and unique country where nothing is as it seems and dreams really do come true.
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About the Author
Jill Rutherford is the author of best selling memoir, Cherry Blossoms, Sushi and Takarazuka Seven Years in Japan, and the Secret Samurai Trilogy voted as one of the seven must read Japan-related novels by Savvy Tokyo Magazine. Her latest books are a family saga based in the Welsh mining valleys of the early 20th century and a book for children (and people who love cats)with the true story of Tama the Extraordinary Cat who saved a railway company and became a goddess.
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