I'm living in Kusatsu-shi, Shiga-ken for an undetermined amount of time and teaching English as a second language at a local high school. This journal is to document my experiences, thoughts, and to stay connected with others at home and abroad.
Last night I visited a friend, Max Hodgetts, to stick out the night shift of his kiln firing. Max is a former JET from Shiga, always has been into ceramics, and from this September he started doing a residency at the Togei no Mori Shigaraki Ceramic Arts Center.
Shigaraki is really well know for it's wood kilns (anagama & noborigama) and natural glazes that come out of them.
posted by Salem Willard at 9:58 PM
Living in Japan for a couple years now I've found myself with quite a bit of time to work on some original songs. This blog is devoted to sharing the lyrics of these songs (and one day hopefully the recordings as well). All material here is the creative work of Salem Willard, so please no plagiarizing.
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