Randy Taguchi Related Posts
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December 1, 2021
In June 2013 the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO announced that Mount Fuji would be recognised as a World Heritage Site. The official proposal that led to the mountain winning this status was known as ‘Fujisan: Sacred Place and Source of Artistic Inspiration’. Mount Fuji, also… Read more » -
February 25, 2021
Since the end of last year, during the height of the pandemic and even though Japan had declared its second state of emergency in early… Read more » -
December 5, 2018
During most weekdays more people pass through Tokyo’s busiest station than live in Paris. The figures are staggering. Of the 50 busiest stations in the… Read more » -
February 13, 2018
Randy Taguchi launched Potora, a special event – “the first of its kind” – in Tokyo to support small Japanese publishers in February. The event, attended… Read more » -
January 26, 2018
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, based near Regent’s Park in central London, will host a book launch on 19 February for the award-winning Red Circle author… Read more » -
December 6, 2017
Randy Taguchi’s latest novel published in November, Sakasa ni tsurusareta otoko (A Man Hung Upside Down) is starting to gain momentum and significant media attention in… Read more » -
September 8, 2017Following the successful launch of the film adaptation of Star Sand by Roger Pulvers in Japan, Balestier Press has snapped up the Red Circle author’s… Read more »
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September 2, 2017
The amazing success of Bridget Jones’s Diary, by Helen Fielding, published in 1996 in book format is said to have given birth to the genre… Read more » -
June 21, 2017The award-winning Red Circle author, Randy Taguchi has decided to restart her series of creative writing classes in Omotesando, in the center of Tokyo, following… Read more »
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May 1, 2017
Randy Taguchi, one of Japan’s leading novelists and essayists and member of the select author group Red Circle, was one of sixteen international authors invited… Read more »
