No.68 [TRAVEL] a Japanese weekend in… Amsterdam
In the city centre, many stalls have been decorated by street artists inspired by Japanese art. Former HQ of the Dutch East India Company, […]
Month: February 2019
No68 [HARUYO’S RECIPE] Tori no Amazu Teriyaki
RECIPE 1 – Mix all the ingredients for the sauce together. 2 – With a fork, prick the pieces of chicken. 3 – Coat the […]
No.68 [TREND] The return of red vinegar
The Mizkan Group has recently begun marketing a red vinegar made using traditional methods. In common use in the past, this ingredient finally disappeared […]
No.68 [ENCOUNTER] Mr Yamashita’s garden
Yamashita Asafumi chose to cultivate his garden in Chapet, in the department of Yvelines. In the western suburbs of Paris, Yamashita Asafumi has developed […]
No68 [LANGUAGE] Let’s nihonGO!
Hello there! This column will include useful Japanese phrases that cover a variety of topics. Konnichiwa, Mina-san! (Hello, everyone!) Freezing cold February is upon […]
No.68 [INTERVIEW] “I wanted to remain invisible”
Taken from “Numa” (The Swamp), which first appeared in issue no.18 of Garo (February 1966, pp.118-131). Someone who’s considered to be a living manga genius […]
No.68 [EXPERIENCE] In the footsteps of the mangaka
Futomi, a fishing village in decilne, is one of the places that made an impression on the author of “Neji-shiki”. As a fan of […]
No.68 [ENCOUNTER] The tireless traveller
The first issue of Manga shugi (March 1967) was almost wholly devoted to Tsuge Yoshiharu. The work of Tsuge Yoshiharu was influenced by his […]
No.68 [DESTINY] A good fairy called Asakawa
A great admirer of Tsuge Yoshiharu, Asakawa Mitsuhiro worked hard to ensure his work was finally published in its entirety in the West. An […]
No.68 [FOCUS] Tsuge Yoshiharu’s japan
Taken from “Ri-san ikka” (The Family of Mr Lee), which first appeared in issue no. 34 of Garo (June 1967, pp. 177-188). For the […]
No68 [IN THE EYE OF ERIC RECHSTEINER］Shibuya, Tokyo
Since they were launched in 1995, the popularity of purikura hasn’t waned. These “Print Clubs” developed by Altus and Sega continue to attract numerous fans, […]