Writers in Kyoto

Tag: photography

Pandemic Blues

  • By Cody Poulton
Cody Poulton visits Kai Fusayoshi’s legendary Kyoto bar, Hachimonjiya

Garrison Island

  • By Stephen Mansfield
A photo essay on a visit to Okinawa.

Three Kyoto Photo Haiku

  • By Kit Nagamura
Three Kyoto haiku with photos.

Kyoto Visual Stories

  • By Edward Levinson
On staying near Shisendō and the many discoveries made.

The Day I Met the Photographer

  • By Sara Ackerman Aoyama
An excerpt from a memoir in progress on learning to read in Japan.

On Seeing

  • By John Einarsen
Words and photos from the author's latest publication.

Spider Walks the Air

  • By James Woodham
Beautiful photos and poems on Lake Biwa.

Book Announcement: This Very Moment—A new book of Miksang contemplative photographs

  • By John Einarsen
The author describes his book which is the first photography book to introduce the Miksang approach in Japan.

METROPOLIS  

  • By Stephen Mansfield
A philosophical and evocative piece on cities.

Glimpses of David Bowie in Kyoto

  • By Yuki Yamauchi
A detailed account of David Bowie in Kyoto.

Smiling with Light

  • By Edward Levinson
The author describes some of his fleeting encounters.

Kai Fusayoshi exhibition

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Announcement of a photo exhibition.

Kai Fusayoshi exhibition

  • By John Dougill
Introduction to a Kyoto street photographer and announcement of exhibit.

Introducing Edward Levinson

  • By Edward Levinson
A photographer and writer who came to Japan at the end of the 1970s.

The Wind’s Word

  • By James Woodham
Poetry and photos from Lake Biwa.

A Single Thread

  • By James Woodham
Poetry and photographs on nature.

Ogura haiku

  • By Mayumi Kawaharada
Fixing bamboo fences and the haiku it inspired.

Embracing the Nijojo Circuit

  • By Jann Williams
Photos and descriptions of nature to be found on the grounds of Nijo Castle.

Some Words and Photos

  • By John Einarsen
A beautiful collection of Miksang photos and words.

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