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** จัดส่งฟรี ! เมื่อซื้อสินค้าในแบรนด์ Riverbooks **

“Even after more than thirty years in Japan, I find myself surprised – and humbled – every hour. Whether it’s the black-clad puppeteers staging propulsive dramas on a Bunraku stage in Osaka, forty-five minutes from my home, or the beautiful shrine of Itsukushima, lapped by water, just across from the haunting Peace Memorial in Hiroshima, Japan feels like an exercise in time-travel that can
take me to several planets – and centuries – in a morning.”  Pico Iyer
 “The Japanese have always appreciated things half-glimpsed – the suggestion of a presence: a waterfall, for example, veiled by the frond-like branches of a maple tree recognised as much by the sound of the water and the smell of the damp earth…”  Yoko Kawaguchi
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** จัดส่งฟรี ! เมื่อซื้อสินค้าในแบรนด์ Riverbooks **

“Even after more than thirty years in Japan, I find myself surprised – and humbled – every hour. Whether it’s the black-clad puppeteers staging propulsive dramas on a Bunraku stage in Osaka, forty-five minutes from my home, or the beautiful shrine of Itsukushima, lapped by water, just across from the haunting Peace Memorial in Hiroshima, Japan feels like an exercise in time-travel that can
take me to several planets – and centuries – in a morning.”  Pico Iyer
 “The Japanese have always appreciated things half-glimpsed – the suggestion of a presence: a waterfall, for example, veiled by the frond-like branches of a maple tree recognised as much by the sound of the water and the smell of the damp earth…”  Yoko Kawaguchi
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** จัดส่งฟรี ! เมื่อซื้อสินค้าในแบรนด์ Riverbooks **

“Even after more than thirty years in Japan, I find myself surprised – and humbled – every hour. Whether it’s the black-clad puppeteers staging propulsive dramas on a Bunraku stage in Osaka, forty-five minutes from my home, or the beautiful shrine of Itsukushima, lapped by water, just across from the haunting Peace Memorial in Hiroshima, Japan feels like an exercise in time-travel that can take me to several planets – and centuries – in a morning.”  Pico Iyer
 “The Japanese have always appreciated things half-glimpsed – the suggestion of a presence: a waterfall, for example, veiled by the frond-like branches of a maple tree recognised as much by the sound of the water and the smell of the damp earth…”  Yoko Kawaguchi

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