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Anthologies (non-poetry)
79x H210mmcapacity :480ml With the focus of the world on the Tokyo Olympics, 'Japan Stories' provides a window into a country of which we know less than we think. Each is centred on a particular character – a sinister museum curator, a son caring for his dementia-struck father, a widow in the far north reflecting on her provincial life, a bookseller – and tells a compelling story about them. Fabric Width: 110cm Mon: closedTue: 10am-6pmWed: 10am-6pmThu: 10am-9pmFri: 10am-9pmSat: 10am-6pm
Author: Rubin, Jay
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- Jayne Joso
Reviews
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The Japanese and their history is fascinating and the country is becoming more and more popular as is its history. It begins in the 1850`s right up to present day, I am really enjoying reading about the culture and changing times, Bud-ism, spiritualism,gangs, families and much to much to be able to list it all.
When it arrived and I realised how much reading there is I was a little daunted, but once I started I just carried on and I am really enjoying it. My interest began when my son married a Japanese girl and since visiting several times I just want to learn more. This is a fascinating factual book. I have been given a pre- sale proof copy to review so I cannot comment on the finished look of the completed book, I have a paper-back with intermittent black and white sketch type pictures, the finished copy when on sale is a hard -backed book and hopefully for the price coloured pictures.
This book is a wealth of knowledge, and is well written making it an easy read. There is a lot of reading so this is not a book to finish overnight. .