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SUMMARY:Monday Enrichment - Japanese Tanka Poetry and its key role in one C
 hicago Family
DESCRIPTION:NANCY MATSUMOTO is a third-generation Japanese American writer 
 and editor based in Toronto\, with a BA in English literature from Pomona 
 College. She writes about food and drink\, agriculture\, Japanese American
  culture\, art\, and history\, and the environment. Her latest book is Rea
 ping What She Sows: How Women Are Rebuilding Our Broken Food System. MARIK
 O ARATANI was born in Nagoya\, Japan. She is a Japanese instructor\, trans
 lator/ editor\, and graduate of Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku University of Fine 
 Arts and Music and University of Wisconsin (MA). A former Japanese instruc
 tor at Fordham University in New York\, her publications include “The In
 k Dark Moon” and “White Flash Black Rain” . KYOKO MIYABE was born in
  Yokohama\, Japan and received her Ph.D. in English Literature at Cambridg
 e University\, U.K. She is Chair of the Humanities and Science Department 
 at School of Visual Arts\, New York. As a practicing artist\, she has exhi
 bited in galleries and art institutions in New York and Philadelphia. Free
  and open to the public. Donations are welcome! To live stream this progra
 m\, visit our website. A recording will also be available from the website
  one week later. https://ncca.memberclicks.net\n\nhttps://www.oprfchamber.
 org/events/94087
URL:https://www.oprfchamber.org/events/94087
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