Through LinkedIn, author Chris Bock found me and I’m sure grateful he did. We may not be relatives but we are deeply connected through this inner drive to share our family stories set decades apart in Japan. https://t.co/eZXHABzltn
I’m excited that this true story about a Jewish Holocaust survivor who rescued his family by bringing them to Japan is now available on Amazon. The background and accolades are here on https://t.co/ElGx2RViMq too. https://t.co/qYRXbrNTy5
TV personality Junia Doan may be an Octogenarian but this astute PBS interviewer played a great game in this interview for her show and finding out what makes Japan and Israel tick in my heart… https://t.co/7VTmTrykxo
I asked my good friend, Kei Yasaka, to define what is the inner artist, and we had fun switching the camera to offer our complimentary definitions of what it means to be an intuitive artist. Such a joy to meet up in Nagasaki! https://t.co/oPUl9LAEYI
@shikokusue Loved this recollection! The Costume Institute at the Met in ‘7gave me a place as an intern to learn how to patch holes in 17th and 18th century Russian royalty’s finery. Like you, I discovered early I was better suited to writing than fashion but oh what fun to fantasize.
Happiness is when a reader you don’t know, who lives on the other side of the planet, really gets you. Of course it helps that Leanne Martin too was a bride in Japan a long time ago. Thank you Leanne for sharing your big generous heart in this review. https://t.co/5upvel0eYS
I just read Leanne Martin’s astute 5-star review of The Wagamama Bride: A Jewish Family Saga Made in Japan. Well, can’t go wrong with a name like Leanne!
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We’re streaming on Facebook so do join us 8 pm Israeli time! I’ll be read a passage that sums up what I adored about life in Tokyo—a destroyed garden’s resurrection thanks to neighbors. https://t.co/8RmJA7jjtV