Kyoto Journal

Some issues are already sold out but all are available for backorder. You can place your order now and your order will be shipped inabout 2weeks.

Founded in 1987, Kyoto Journal (KJ) is an award-winning quarterly publication  that showcases life, culture and society in Japan and throughout the Asia region from a myriad of perspectives. It is also the longest independently run English journal based in Japan.

We now stock KJ's latest five issues:

Issue 95 - Wellbeing
Issue 94 - Inspired by Kyoto
Issue 93 - Food
Issue 92 - Devotion
Issue 91 - Living Sustainability

Measurements: 27.4 x 21 x 1 cm
112 Pages
Language: English
Printed in Japan

CONTENTS OF ISSUE 95

• Wellbeing as the Ground of Being
  Ken Rodgers
• The Power of a Moment:
  Peace Artist Kazuaki Tanahashi
  Codi Hauka
• A Very Chinese Conception of Wellbeing
  Bernard Kwan
• A City Designed by Trees
  Patrick M. Lydon
• Holy Waters: Melukat in Bali
  Amy Chavez
• Tirta Empul: A Sacred Water Temple in Bali
  Photo Essay by Aimery Joëssel
• Karesansui Garden Therapy for Hospital Patients
  Martin McKeller
• Invitations to Stillness: Japanese Gardens as Metaphorical Journeys of Solace
  Mark Hovane
• Blessings
  Pico Iyer
• How I Healed from the Nepal Earthquake
  Sushma Joshi
• Doctor Stories
  Dr. Kenjiro Setoue, translated by Jeffrey S. Irish
• Readers’ Home Remedies
  • Benedicto Marinas
  • Helene Marie Thian
  • Elisa Marchetti
  • Rebecca Otowa
  • Pathitta Nirunpornputta
• Mind Over Matter
  Geraldine V. Verzo

• OUR KYOTO
  Listening to Incense: A Sensory Immersion into Shoyeido’s 300-year-old Craft
  Codi Hauka and Kyoko Yukioka
• CONVERSATION
  Collaborating with the Universe: Reylia and Johnna Slaby discuss their unusual childhoods, creating art, and having the world shout back
  Interview by Kyoko Yukioka
• Poems by Shinkichi Takahashi
  Translated by Ryan Choi
• Glossary of Japanese Onomatopoeia for Gaijin
  Michael Colbert