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"Otowa has woven a series of delightful vignettes of life in Japan, from a true historical story of feuding villages to a man who steals shoes at templesand some highlighting the cultural differences between Japanese and American sensibilities, especially for women." **Ginny Tapley-Takemori, transl
From the unique standpoint of an American woman who married into a Japanese family and has lived in Japan for more than thirty years, Rebecca Otowa weaves enchanting tales of her adopted home that portray the perspective of both the Japanese and the foreigner on the universal issues that face us all
"Otowa has woven a series of delightful vignettes of life in Japan, from a true historical story of feuding villages to a man who steals shoes at templesand some highlighting the cultural differences between Japanese and American sensibilities, especially for women." **Ginny Tapley-Takemori, transl