Reading at Kinokuniya Bookstore was a great fun!!
This time, I presented with Isabel from Library for All.
Their activity "to share books with children in other countries
where people don't have easy access to many books"and
my latest book Red Knit Cap Girl and the Reading Tree's message:
a sense of community and sharing, worked very well together.
Also, I invited Hong and Erika from Origami Therapy Association.
They use origami as a therapeutic method
which is easy to start for anyone in any age group.
Thank you, everyone for coming to the event yesterday, and
special thanks to John at Kinokuniya, who arranged this event.
Kinokuniya Bookstore has been one of my favorite places in
NY as well as in Tokyo. It has been always my escape and fantasy.
NY as well as in Tokyo. It has been always my escape and fantasy.
I don't know how many hours I spent there, standing and reading
interesting books throughout my entire life!
(And I don't know how much money I spent there, either!)
interesting books throughout my entire life!
(And I don't know how much money I spent there, either!)
Photo credit: E. Shirakawa
