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The Difference Between Compassion and Pity

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 16, 2020

The Difference Between Compassion and Pity: Volunteering after Japan’s Earthquake & Tsunami (Part 2) New York, N.Y. During my stay in the disaster area, I had been prayin…

Volunteering after Japan’s Earthquake & Tsunami (Part A)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 9, 2020

New York, N.Y. I volunteered in the Great Northeastern Japan Earthquake disaster area through April 2011. The area was far more devastated than what could be seen on TV.…

1965: My First Visit to Soviet Russia - Full of Lines and Surprises

Brian Perez · February 9, 2019

New York, N.Y. For the first time in 1965, I went to Russia to accompany my husband’s performance of 10 cities tour. At that time, the country was still called the Soviet…

A Japanese New Years and a 94-Year Old Female Priest

Brian Perez · February 9, 2019

New York, N.Y. This year I had an unusual New Year in Japan. I visited Tenkawa Shrine in Nara on January 5 when I returned to Japan for New Year’s Day, and I went to do t…

All Children Born in this World are Treasures of the Universe

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 4, 2019

Need For Comprehensive Facility In Japan Where One Can Learn About The Heart New York, N.Y. I am thinking recently about 'How to Raise Children.' I have only one daughter…

Celebrating Hina-Matsuri and Osekku: Japanese Childrens' Festivals

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · March 23, 2019

New York, N.Y. If you are watching a Japanese TV program on NHK called Don't be Beaten by Chiko-chan , then the words "Ohina-sama" and "Dairi-sama" are wrong, and "Ohina-…

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura's Column in Japan's Weekly Biz

The Editors · August 4, 2019

New York, N.Y. In 2017, the distinguished Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura began to publish a weekly series of essays in the Japanese language publication Weekly Biz . A tran…

From Poland, Where Jews Died, Henryk Tomashevski's Great Mime Group

Brian Perez · February 2, 2019

New York, N.Y. An amazing art group comes from Poland, a nation with a dark past, a tragic country for Jews. I have visited many countries and brought numerous cultural g…

In Dubai: Travelling Around World, Explaining Research Results

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 18, 2019

Abu Dhabi, Dubai. Finishing the Conference on Alternative Medicine in Abu Dhabi, the other day, I went to the desert city of Dubai, one of the famous cities in the United…

In Wein, the Moving Performance Known as Vienna Operetta

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · June 15, 2019

New York, N.Y. Vienna operetta moving performance Vienna, the Austrian capital, has a special feeling. Known as the capital of music all over the world, it has been comme…

Kodō: Working with Pierre Cardin to Bring Japanese Drum Art to the World

Brian Perez · March 19, 2019

New York, N.Y. There is a great group in Japan called “ Kodō ” (鼓童), a group that based on folk culture of the island of Sado with performances of Japanese drums and danc…

Mexico's Day of the Dead Reminds Me of Japan's Bon Festival, Halloween

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · August 23, 2019

New York, N.Y. In August, almost all Japanese people have a Bon Festival. The souls of those who died earlier will be called back TO ONE'S OWN HOME . Families get togethe…

Michael Jackson - Part B

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · April 28, 2019

New York, N.Y. At the Beacon Theatre, I was producing about 200 events per year. Thanks to my dear friend Leonard Bernstein, Princes Grace agreed to become honorary chair…

New Year's Eve in Japan: The Young Continue (Very) Old Traditions

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · February 9, 2019

New York, N.Y. We hope that you read this article along with the 54th edition (for January 1st issue) I wrote about New Year’s Day in Japan when I went to Japan this year…

Onnetsu: Medical Conferences from the Netherlands to Mexico

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · August 16, 2019

Amsterdam. This summer, I presented the keynote speech at the International Conference on Cancer Science & Stem Cell Research , held in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. I wa…

Real Genius, Brilliantly Shining: My Story of Michael Jackson

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 12, 2019

New York, N.Y. In the late 1960’s I was committed to stop the destruction of the Beacon Theater. It was a cultural gem on the Upper West Side of Manhattan that had to be…

Reminisces of Being in Leningrad for the Collapse of the Soviet Union

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · March 2, 2019

New York, N.Y. I remember well being present in Leningrad - now St. Petersburg - the day the Soviet Union collapsed. It was 1991 and a major incident was about to occur w…

Stepping Back in Time: Becoming 12-Layered Princess of Heian Period

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · March 9, 2019

New York, N.Y. I had an interesting experience this New Year: I dressed up, wearing twelve layers of royal costume and transformed myself into a Heian-era princess! Where…

The Story of Visiting the Manjushree Orphanage Again (A)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · November 2, 2019

Children Are All Precious Gifts from Space NOV 2 New York, N.Y. It was a great pleasure to be able to visit the Manjushree Orphanage again in the village of Tawan on this…

Tibetan Monk Gatzo: No Matter How Hard, People Can Endure

The Editors · January 29, 2019

New York, N.Y. Do you know a Tibetan monk named Palden Gyatso ? He was arrested by the Chinese government for being "a crime” as he had a picture of Dalai Lama when he wa…

Vienna: Mrs. Reagan and the 'Just Say No' Campaign (76)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · June 22, 2019

New York, N.Y. In my last column, I wrote the operetta performance, but when I was planning this performance, I was contacted by Mrs. Reagan's office. At that time, it wa…

What I Want In 2019: Compassion, Communication, Courage

The Editors · January 12, 2019

New York, N.Y. Now that we have a new year, I would like to talk about one of my two “dream” and “goal”, goals that I have long wanted to do. That is, I would like to cre…

At the World Religious Council: The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · November 17, 2018

New York, N.Y. Human arrogance will destroy the world. This was my theme as I pitched in to cover a presentation for Mr. Masami Nakagaki of Jodo Shinshu , who encountered…

Called by Mother Teresa, Serving Calcutta

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · March 31, 2018

New York, N.Y. I met Mother Teresa once in Harlem, a woman I respect deeply. I had long believed that I would visit Mother's facility in India someday. Once, I took peopl…

Definition of True Happiness, Learned from Mother Teresa

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · April 7, 2018

New York, N.Y. On the second day, I went to Mother’s orphanage. Hundreds of children ran and gathered around me, so they could be hugged. They just wanted 'skin-ship,' to…

Master Goenka Travels from India to Teach Vipassana Mediation in U.S.

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · March 24, 2018

New York, N.Y. One year, Master Goenka planned to travel from India to America to teach Vipassana Yoga. He was to tour in an RV, teaching meditation to prisoners in major…

Memories of New Year's Day in Japan, This Year's New Years in NYC

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · February 3, 2018

New York, N.Y. The Tatsumura family in Kyoto has many very old traditions, especially for New Year's Day. One I remember well was rice cakes baked a few days before New Y…

Memories of Old Yugoslavia, New Slovenia's Capital Ljubljana

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · July 28, 2018

Memories of a Medical Conference in Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia. In September this year, I was invited as keynote speaker to a medical conference in the Republic of Slov…

Metropolitan Opera in Japan (A)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · April 14, 2018

New York, N.Y. Becoming an Impresario in 1967, I immediately began working on bringing Kabuki from Japan to America - the Grand Kabuki, which is the most important perfor…

New York's Metropolitan Opera Tours Japan (B)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · April 21, 2018

New York, N.Y. As I wrote in my last column , t icket sales for the first overseas performances of New York's renown Metropolitan Opera in Osaka and Nagoya were stagnant…

Orphanage Support is My Lifetime Work and Legacy

The Editors · July 28, 2018

My goal is to create nine great orphanages in the world, modeled after Manjushree with three C's concept, "Courage, Communication, and Compassion." I continue my struggle…

Pavarotti's Story: Pavarotti Who Lived 100% of His Life

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 12, 2018

New York, N.Y. There was a tremendous tenor singer from Italy named Luciano Pavarotti. There are many people who know as the Three Tenor with Luciano Pavarotti, Placido D…

Remembering with Pride the Old Japanese New Year, Shōgatsu

The Editors · December 22, 2018

New York, N.Y. The tradition of New Year is the pride of the Japanese I wrote about the New Year's Day ( Shōgatsu ) last January (see the 11th), but many people have aske…

The Lighter Side of My Journey, Continuously Beaten on the Head

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · November 24, 2018

New York, N.Y. Let's talk a bit lightly. The other day, it was a day of continuous trials of challenging incidents. It was a very difficult day for me. In the end, the da…

The Story of Onnetsu Therapy (Part 2)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · June 9, 2018

New York, N.Y. xxx Medicine that respects nature's self healing power is the real thing I gave lectures on Onnetsu therapy to over 70 doctors in Cuba. And I realized one…

The Story of the Tibetan Manjushree Orphanage (A)

Ha Nguyen · April 28, 2018

New York, N.Y. At the beginning of February 2009, I heard from HH the Dalai Lama about the Tibetan village named Tawang in the northeast of India. I also heard the story…

The Story of the Tibetan Manjushree Orphanage (Part2)

Ha Nguyen · May 5, 2018

New York, N.Y. xxx Treatment of children's pulmonary tuberculosis, new school building was born in Manjushree 2015! From that day I lived together with my children for tw…

Volunteer Experience with Hurricane Katrina (Part 1)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 19, 2018

New York, N.Y. In August 2005 I was watching Hurricane Katrina's television broadcast with a terrible despair and deep sorrow. I wondered if there was anything I could do…

Volunteer Experience with Hurricane Katrina (Part 2)

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · May 26, 2018

New York, N.Y. When I volunteered at Houston's Astrodome that accepted 35,000 people who became evacuees in Hurricane Katrina, surprisingly there was hope for the face of…

A Japanese Woman in China Before It Opened to the West

Dr. Kazuko Hillyer Tatsumura · December 9, 2017

New York, N.Y. There have been many interesting things in my life, but I think perhaps this story is most interesting: I went to China, a country without diplomatic relat…