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In late 2000 I purchased a
4-story building in Ome in Tokyo that seems to be perfect
for my living/working needs. A small river runs along the
rear side of the property, and provides the inspiration
for the name of this new 'Seseragi Studio'.
Seseragi has no single-word translation in
English, but describes the sound made by shallow water
rippling across stones.
Down at the lowest level of the building, there is a
small room that looks out over the river, and it is there
that I am building
my new workroom. It is far from complete,
but I am already using it for printmaking work. Sometimes,
when I am taking a lunch break, etc., I turn the
camera around and show the view outside ...
I hope you enjoy this small 'window' into the working
environment of one woodblock printmaker!
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