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- Curry Festival 2017 at Yokosuka, June 3 & 4
- Stop by for beer and German sausages at Hibiya Park Oktoberfest 2017 (June 2-11)
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- Say Mother’s Day with a European style floral arrangement
- Award-winning short film ‘The Sad Monk’ in theatres
- Tokyo U-14 International Youth Football Tournament 2017
- Picnic Cafe Wangan Zoo Adventure
- Beauty and the Beast 2017
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17-year old Christine Mari Inzer authors first book
Born in 1997 to an American father and a Japanese mother, Christine Mari Inzer left Japan at age 6 with her family to relocate to the United States.
Ten years later, she traveled back to Japan for a six-week cultural immersion to reconnect with her roots.
Her fascinating adventure, self-discovery and experiences are all beautifully captured in Halfway Home: Drawing My Way Through Japan, the appealing book Inzer penned, made even more engaging with illustrations in comic fashion.
A very promising writer, Christine has received raves from well-known authors including Jeff Smith (author of the Bone series), Robert Whiting (author of You Gotta Have Wa and Tokyo Underworld), and Kate Williamson (author of A Year in Japan) and favorable reviews in Publisher’s Weekly and Kirkus.
If you have to explain Japan in detail to a young traveller from the west, this book does the work.
The Inzer family
Christine currently attends high school in Connecticut.
Available at amazon.com
http:// christinemari.com
