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1. Tokyo Journal Editorial (二ヵ国語) Inside this issue |
13. Mizuhiki (二ヵ国語) Handcrafting rope with a wish for your gift |
2. Onbashira (二ヵ国語) The most dangerous festival in Japan |
14. Pritzker Laureate Shigeru Ban A humanitarian architect |
3. Nagano Nostalgia Historian Peters Grilli recounts his travels |
15. Two Stonecutters (二ヵ国語) Zen wind from Tasaka Juku |
4. Kyary Pamyu Pamyu (二ヵ国語) Queen of kawaii headlines Coachella in California |
16. Philip Kotler, the Father of Marketing Marketing master shares his insight |
5. Shohei Ohtani (二ヵ国語) Japan’s gift to America |
17. Mixed Methods Research Pioneer Dr. John Creswell blazing new trails in research |
6. The Westin Anaheim Resort Look into Disneyland from this 4-star resort |
18. More Travels with Tani The late Donald Richie’s travels to Sado |
7. Gastronomic Sake Cuisine compatibility |
19. Great Japanese Hotels to Visit After COVID-19 (二ヵ国語) Travel destinations that opened during the pandemic |
8. Nobu Sashimi Salad with Matsuhisa Dressing Acclaimed Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s recipe |
20. International Art Contest (二ヵ国語) Japanese college art on display in Santa Monica, California |
9. Sticky Ribs Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s recipe |
21. Mondo Grosso DJ Shinichi Osawa collabs with Ryuichi Sakamoto & more |
10. Michelin-Starred Sushi Kimura Singapore’s sushi chef Tomoo Kimura |
22. I Love Dance (二ヵ国語) Fashion designer Junko Koshino’s ode to dance |
11. Ponzu (二ヵ国語) The tangy sauce and its unique ingredients |
23. Tokyo Pop and Carrie Hamilton Legendary photographer Bob Gruen’s Japan pics |
12. Yakisoba Home cooking recipe for stir-fried noodles |
24. Putting on a Happy Face (二ヵ国語) Japanese music fans discover Jagwar Twin |
This Archived Article is taken from the Summer 2009 Issue #267
Words by Eija Niskanen
Photos by Daniel Goertz
EMILIO INSOLERA BELONGS to that rare Edemographic which sees himself referred to as a 'TCK'-that is, a 'transcultural kid', to you and I. Osaka is where he has laid his hat and now calls home, and it is from here that he is currently working on his latest independent action film: Sign Gene. Though Insolera's latest project may feature martial arts, yakuza fistfights and even the odd helicopter chase, central to its core will be the emphasis on deaf issues and Sign language. Indeed, the movie's biggest departure is the language in which it is directed: Sign language - or, more accurately, in one of several existing Sign languages.
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