Book / 2005
Title | The Japan journals : 1947-2004 |
Item type | Book |
Author(s) | Richie, Donald |
Imprint | Berkeley, Calif. Stone Bridge ; 2005 |
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Language | English |
URL | Link to original record |
Notes | Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. CBPF. |
Physical description | xiv, 494 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. |
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100 1 Richie, Donald,|d1924-2013.
245 14 The Japan journals :|b1947-2004 /|cDonald Richie.
260 Berkeley, Calif. :|bStone Bridge ;|aEnfield :|bAirlift
[distributor],|c2005.
300 xiv, 494 p. :|bill. ;|c23 cm.
506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating.|5CBPF.
520 8 Annotation|bRichie should be designated a living national
treasure.Library Journal"Wonderfully evocative and full of
humor... honest, introspective, and often poignant." --
New York Times; "No one has written with more
concentration about the peculiar quality of exile enjoyed
by the gaijin, the foreigner in Japan." -- London Review
of Books; "To read [The Donald Richie Reader and The Japan
Journals] is like diving for pearls. Dip into any part of
them and you will surely find treasures about the cinema,
literature, traveling, writing. The passages are evocative,
erotic, playful, and often profound." -- Japanese Language
and Literature; Donald Richie has been observing and
writing about Japan from the moment he arrived on New
Years Eve, 1946. Detailing his life, his lovers, and his
ideas on matters high and low, The Japan Journals is a
record of both a nation and an evolving expatriate
sensibility. As Japan modernizes and as the author ages,
the tone grows elegiac, andThe Japan Journals, now in
paperback after the critically acclaimed hardcover edition,
becomes a bittersweet chronicle of a complicated life well
lived and captivatingly told.Donald Richie, the eminent
film historian, novelist, and essayist, still lives in
Tokyo.
600 10 Richie, Donald,|d1924-2013|vDiaries.
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651 0 Japan|xSocial life and customs|y1945-
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