Nagoya – Japan has long attracted artistic types from around the world, but support for such communities has improved remarkably over the past few decades.
Evidence of this trend is clear from the roster at the annual Japan Writers Conference (JWC), where the English-language writing community is set to gather, via Zoom for the second consecutive year, from Oct. 15 to 17. This year’s program features a slate of talks and hands-on workshops from a list of notable poets, novelists, translators, editors and journalists.
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