Poetry x Letters "Nanda Ai ka" (Is that love?) Released - A New Poetry Book by Poet Shohei Koyama That Can Be Sent as Letters
Poet Shohei Koyama will release a bilingual poetry book titled 'Nanda Ai ka' on March 27. It features a unique design where pages can be torn out and sent as postcards.
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'Friendship and love, up to you, up to me.
A story of everyday miracles, where we meet and weave together in the world today.
"Oh, it's just a story about love," if only we could feel that lightly.'
- From the poem "Nanda Ai ka" (Is that love?)
This is a collection of 16 poems that stand by our beloved everyday lives, not to definitively answer "what love is," but simply to live alongside the love that naturally exists. To think of someone, to embrace oneself, to cherish the moments that cannot be put into words. Recorded bilingually in Japanese and English. Sales begin on March 27 at the physical stores of 'Jiyucho' and 'Futo' in Kuramae, Tokyo, as well as on their online store.
This book is designed with a letter (postcard) motif. You can tear out your favorite page, write an address, affix a stamp, and send it.
A story of everyday miracles, where we meet and weave together in the world today.
"Oh, it's just a story about love," if only we could feel that lightly.'
- From the poem "Nanda Ai ka" (Is that love?)
This is a collection of 16 poems that stand by our beloved everyday lives, not to definitively answer "what love is," but simply to live alongside the love that naturally exists. To think of someone, to embrace oneself, to cherish the moments that cannot be put into words. Recorded bilingually in Japanese and English. Sales begin on March 27 at the physical stores of 'Jiyucho' and 'Futo' in Kuramae, Tokyo, as well as on their online store.
This book is designed with a letter (postcard) motif. You can tear out your favorite page, write an address, affix a stamp, and send it.