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STT is Closing
1 CommentMikey Lambe’s Liver is Saved
My very favoritest bar in the whole wide world, Small Town Talk, is closing down this Saturday. Devastated. However, on a brighter note it does perhaps mean that we won’t be afflicted with sights like this anymore:
I actually have a short video of Masuda dancing and shaking his meat and two veg about, but trust me you don’t want to see that.
Yasunari Kawabata and Kaii Higashiyama
On a more cultural note: there’s a really nice exhibition celebrating the friendship between novelist Kawabata and artist Higashiyama at the “Museum of Kyoto” (京都文化博物館) on Sanjo (between the post office and the Duce Mix building) . It’s only on until the 24th so check it out if you have the chance. Kaii Higashiyama’s paintings are really beautiful.
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Published on February 19, 2008 · Filed under: Art, Bars; Tagged as: Higashiyama Kaii, Yasunari Kawabata, 川端康成、東山魁夷
One Response to “STT is Closing”
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Katey.B said on February 27th, 2008 at 3:07 am
What a shame about STT.
Look forward to catching up when I get back.
KB

