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- This product had a total of 67 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 22 2020.
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A charming view of a wide eyed & loving journalist in Kyoto
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Iyer has the ability to paint a complex portrait in words.
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She's 30 years old, the mother of two children and married to a japanese businessman who spends 18 or more hours a day at work.
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The emotional center of this book is about a japanese woman's attempt to break out of the strict confines of a society that keeps her from realizing her dreams.
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This tale of rebellion and rebirth is not told by the woman but by her anglo/indian/american lover.
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It is interesting but not a classic.
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It's left an irrevocable mark on me, even if the real japan isn't quite like this.
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This heightened his appreciation of the country he was in the process of adopting, seemingly unconsciously.
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I was first introduced to his writing in his first major best-seller, video night in kathmandu: and other reports from the not-so-far east.
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