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(February 18, 2004)
Tea is enjoyed by people all over the world in many different
ways. "Nowhere, though," notes Søren
Bisgaard, a Danish-born tea master of the Urasenke school who now makes his home
in the city of Kyoto, "has the drinking of tea been elevated to such a high
artistic and cultural level as in Japan." |
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(January 26, 2004)
Trends in Japan is featuring interviews with notable foreign
residents of Japan. Our interviewee this time is Jeanie Fuji, who runs a traditional
Japanese inn amid the spectacular mountain scenery of Yamagata Prefecture. |
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(August 11, 2003)
Trends in Japan is featuring interviews with
notable foreign residents of Japan. Our interviewee this time is the noted practitioner of kendo Alexander Bennett. |
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(July 2, 2003)
Trends in Japan is featuring interviews with
notable foreign residents of Japan. Our interviewee this time is the noted environmentalist and educator Jack T. Moyer. |
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(April 25, 2003)
Trends in Japan is featuring interviews with
notable foreign residents of Japan. Our interviewee this time is South Korean
soccer star Ahn Jung-hwan. While relatively new to Japan, Ahn shot to worldwide
fame in 2002 thanks to his performance in the World Cup. |
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(April 10, 2003)
Trends in Japan interviewed the first Western
sake sommelier in Japan, Pennsylvania-born Sarah Marie Cummings. Among her other
achievements, Cummings is responsible for reintroducing sake brewing in traditional
barrels. |
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