Attend a Book Event!

usc  campus  in  LA,  Apr 21, 22  /2012, from 10am-5pm

Join Us at the LA Times Festival of Books!

 

Visit booth partners Stone Bridge Press and Chin Music Press at this year's Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on the USC campus in Los Angeles, CA. This FREE festival is on Saturday, April 21 from 10am-6pm and Sunday, April 22 from 10am-5pm.

We'll be at booth #113 (by the West 34th Street/Jefferson Boulevard entrance) with new titles and old favorites, all at special festival pricing. Stop by and say hello, pick up a new book or two, or just come by to peruse beautifully made, artfully entertaining books about Asia and America.

Free Gift With Purchase of "Green Tea Living"

As a special treat to festival-goers, we're offering a free gift with the purchase of the award-winning Stone Bridge Press title Green Tea Living: A Japan-Inspired Guide to Ec o-friendly Habits, Health and Happiness by Toshimi A. Kayaki. We're keeping what exactly this gift is a secret for now, but it will definitely help you practice the "Green Tea Life" of self-sufficiency, simplicity and enjoying life's small luxuries.



San Francisco kinokuniya  on Aug 20  1:00pm
1581 webster st.San Francisco (415)567-7625

Green Tea Living Demonstration: YUTANPO (Japanese Hot Water Bottle)


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About the Author:

 

  Toshimi A. Kayaki was born and raised in Japan. After college, she worked at an advertising company. Later she moved to Hollywood where she wrote for a magazine and researched her first book. Upon returning to Japan, she published There's No Job a Woman Can't Do. She moved to the USA again in 1989. She has written for newspapers, magazines, and advertising, and has reported for both radio and TV. Kayaki has published 23 books, mostly about cultural comparisons, women's issues, housekeeping hints, and self-improvement. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband Sam and son Julian. She also has a son, Nicholas, who resides in Japan.