Episode 6 - A Conversation with Karen Hill Anton

Episode 6 January 14, 2021 00:40:08
Episode 6 - A Conversation with Karen Hill Anton
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Episode 6 - A Conversation with Karen Hill Anton

Jan 14 2021 | 00:40:08

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Show Notes

This episode features a conversation with Karen Hill Anton. For many years Karen wrote the greatly-loved Crossing Cultures column for the Japan Times. Karen arrived in Japan in 1975. Unlike many expatriates, however, she didn’t leading a cosmopolitan lifestyle in Tokyo. She and her husband Bill settled in a rustic farmhouse on the side of a mountain deep in Shizuoka prefecture, where they raised their family and integrated into the local community. Karen is a writer, dancer, artist and intercultural trainer and consultant. We discuss her new memoir—the View from Breast Pocket Mountain—and reflect on the challenges and rewards of intercultural living.

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