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Writing Intersectionality in Japan with Jose Ando

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Writing Intersectionality in Japan with Jose Ando

About This Event

Author Jose Ando joins Viveka Ichikawa to discuss identity and minority representation in Japanese literature, with interpretation by Jocelyne Allen.

Registration and arrival

October 30, 6–7:30 pm; doors at 5:30. Free registration is required. Arrive on time; empty seats may be released to the standby line. The following signing is only for registered talk attendees, with no separate signing registration or onsite book sales. Venue: JFT, 2 Bloor Street East, third floor.

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Checked October 26, 2026. Prices, availability and programming may change.

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Promotional image from The Japan Foundation, Toronto’s official event listing. Resized and format-converted with padding, preserving its proportions. It is not a photograph of this upcoming event.

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