Photo: Linda Gould
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Letter From the Editor
​by Linda Gould 
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Christmas in Tokyo: visual art 
by Karolina Isabel Roga
 
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One Year of Haiku
by Alec Wilson describes the author's journey through 2021.
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The Lure of Ekphrasis by Diana Webb. An ethereal haibun for the new year. 
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The Warmth of Snow by Anna Ojinnaka. A haibun about a courtesan.
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Three Poems
​ by  ​John Gribble featuring Okinawa, Bon Odori and Shirakawa-go.
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A Pilgrimage, in 2000 Pieces by  Alice Gordenker.
The first in a 3-part collaboration about the pilgrimages of Mt. Oyama in Kanagawa prefecture. Gordenker explains her personal connection and motivation behind the project.
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Honoring a
Pilgrimage Through
​Quilting
Quilter Mutsuko Yawatagaki's artist statement on the quilt and an explanation of the patterns used.

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On a Quilt Celebrating the Oyama Pilgrimage by Kit Pancoast Nagamura. ​The third in a 3-part collaboration about the pilgrimages of Mt. Oyama. Nagamura's poem binds the pilgrimages of the past with the modern era and honors the quilt project.
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When It Rains in Tokyo by Sabah Merchant.  
A humorous poem about life in the city.
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A Brief Encounter
by Andi Brooks.
A fictional, endearing short story about destiny. 
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Ways of the Wind
Visual art by Robin Smith.
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Gospel in Tokyo
  • Tom Griffith offers an amusing, interesting and revealing essay about his experiences singing with a gospel choir in Tokyo.
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The Haunted Girl
by Anne Hansell. A fictional short story about a young woman protected by Japanese Yosei .
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Inside & Out
​Two works of visual art.  Rebecca Otowa and Olivia Hertrick.
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Disconnection
Poetic prose by Johanna Collier &  collaborative photography in support of TELL, counseling services in Japan
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The Egg
An extended haibun  by
A. A. Marcoff
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Falling Stars
Poetry by Christopher Calvin.
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If Ever Again--Mt. Fuji
Thoughtful,  reflective, nostalgic poetry by Reed Venrick.
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The View From Breast Pocket Mountain
​A review by Linda Gould of Karen Hill Anton's memoir.

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Iyonada Monogatari--A Storybook Train Ride
 An essay travelogue by
​                        Suzanne Kamata. 
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