
Following Teruyo Nogami's sold-out appearance at the Japan Society in New York, she and her book,
Waiting on the Weather: Making Movies with Akira Kurosawa, have been popping up all over the blogosphere.
Chris MaGee and
Jason Gray talk about the (Japanese)
Cinema Today article on Nogami-san, and
Karl Ufert and (Stone Bridge author)
Patrick Galloway report on the New York event. Perhaps the
Flavorpill listing helped pull in that sold out crowd?
Ufert saw Nogami-san as a
"magical 81 year-old lady with [a] shock of white hair, vibrant personality and lightning fast responses (through a translator)." (more...)Also in the blogs,
Dancing on Temple Tops takes a peak at Judith Clancy's
Exploring Kyoto: On Foot in the Ancient Capital, noting that while the book is great for tourists, it's
"also the guide that even we Kyoto residents buy and use." Awesome!