TUESDAY May 7 - LOOKING AT FUKUSHIMA - An Evening with Hiromichi Ugaya

The Asian American Journalists Association presents
“ LOOKING AT FUKUSHIMA _ An Evening with Hiromichi Ugaya,” a talk, photo slideshow and discussion session with a veteran journalist documenting a post-nuclear disaster landscape.
THE PINK COW http://www.thepinkcow.com/ in a new location:
5-5-1 Roppongi Minatoku Tokyo Roi Building B1F
TUESDAY May 7, 2013 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.
2,500 yen for a Great Buffet Dinner is the only charge. Drinks pay as you go at the bar.
Come on time to catch a musical performance opening the event. Musicians and poets welcome for Jam Open Mike to close the event.
Hiromichi “Hiro” UGAYA is a veteran journalist, photographer and educator, who has devoted his life recently to intensive coverage of the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe and the plight of the tens of thousands of people the accident has displaced. A former reporter at Asahi newspaper and writer for AERA magazine, he has authored more than half a dozen books on security issues, media criticism, Internet technology and Japanese pop culture. A graduate of Kyoto University, he holds a Master’s in International Security Affairs from Columbia University. His latest book "Fukushima's Lost Seasons" is a poetic photo essay of the serene flowers and trees of the region that have been invisibly devastated by radiation. He is also a bassist and performs regularly at Tokyo clubs.
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RSVP for attendance and for more information, Yuri Kageyama, Correspondent for The Associated Press in Tokyo, at ykageyama@ap.org or on Twitter @yurikageyama

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