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Last essay by late Japanese writer who lost classmates in Hiroshima A-bomb published


Last essay by late Japanese writer who lost classmates in Hiroshima A-bomb published
April 12, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
Japanese nonfiction writer Chieko Seki is seen in photo taken in Tokyo on Nov. 13, 2015. (Mainichi/Kimi Sorihashi)
TOKYO The final work of Japanese nonfiction writer Chieko Seki, who lost most of her classmates in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, has been published following her death in February this year.
The essay, Zoku: Hiroshima Taiwa Zuiso (Essays on Hiroshima dialogue: Part II), published in March by Nishida Shoten, is based on letters Seki exchanged with 90-year-old writer Shiro Nakayama, a long-time friend and A-bomb survivor. The 14-year-old Nakayama was in the middle of work demolishing buildings in Hiroshima, 1.5 kilometers away from the hypocenter, when the bomb was dropped. ....

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Toko Shinoda, internationally renowned artist, dead at 107 : The Asahi Shimbun


She was 107. A funeral was held with only relatives in attendance. 
Although the foundation of Shinoda s artworks was based on traditional Japanese calligraphy, she began exploring Western abstract expressionism through ink in the postwar years.
She insisted on calling herself an artist, rather than a painter, reflecting her refusal to be pigeonholed by any genre.
Even as Shinoda advanced in years, she remained an imposing presence and her comments made in a determined tone won her the admiration of many audiences.
“I will never draw something that I don’t want to,” she said. “I don’t know how a person can be perfect.” ....

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