Join John Ota in exploring the story of Kimono - from cultural history to its depiction in films like <a href='https://jccc.on.ca/film/devil-wears-ju-ni-hitoe-kimono'>The Devil Wears Ju-Ni Hitoe Kimono</a>. Podcast guests for this episode are anthropologist and author, Liza Dalby as well as  visual and digital arts educator, Katherine Yamashita. Check out Liza Dalby's website: <a href='http://www.lizadalby.com/'>http://www.lizadalby.com/</a>

Join John Ota in exploring the story of Kimono - from cultural history to its depiction in films like The Devil Wears Ju-Ni Hitoe Kimono. Podcast guests for this episode are anthropologist and author, Liza Dalby as well as visual and digital arts educator, Katherine Yamashita. Check out Liza Dalby's website: http://www.lizadalby.com/

Join John Ota in exploring the story of Kimono - from cultural history to its depiction in films like <a href="https://jccc.on.ca/film/devil-wears-ju-ni-hitoe-kimono" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Devil Wears Ju-Ni Hitoe Kimono</a>. Podcast guests for this episode are anthropologist and author, Liza Dalby as well as&nbsp; visual and digital arts educator, Katherine Yamashita. Check out Liza Dalby's website: <a href="http://www.lizadalby.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.lizadalby.com/</a>

#4 The Story of Kimono

Join John Ota, architectural writer, designer, historic preservationist on a journey to explore all things Japanese! This podcast was created to provide information and connect with Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre members and the public during the Spring and Summer of 2021 to provide hope, information and entertainment during the lock-down months.

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