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There weren’t always four seasons, or even five (as depicted in The Towadako Series). In Anglo-Saxon times, there were considered just two seasons: Summer (when the days were long and pleasant) and

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“From when I was at school, we would always talk about the harvest, and this idea of rich abundance at the end of summer: potatoes, pumpkins, fruit and, in Japan,

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Change is perhaps the only constant in Japan’s seasons. Since the release of ‘Towadako Spring’ in June,

Nick Wood was born in The UK, another Island-country (like Japan) so often associated with rain. In The UK, much like most of Northern Europe, Spring eventually gives way to Summer and, as the days