Welcome to FUTURE OF WOMEN, where we speak with women around the world to openly look at the pursuit of being a modern woman.
Cover art by our friend Aurélia Durand. Follow her work at @4ur3lia.
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Welcome to FUTURE OF WOMEN, where we speak with women around the world to openly look at the pursuit of being a modern woman. Cover art by our friend Aurélia Durand. Follow her work at @4ur3lia.
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December 22, 2022
Participating in Political Change with Yumiko Sakuma
<p>We are thrilled to continue our latest Future of Women Podcast series! In this four-part series, our host Momoko Nakamura takes us around the world to speak with brilliant and creative Japanese women.</p> <p>Today, on our fourth and final episode in the series, Momoko speaks with Yumiko Sakuma about inspiring people to be vocal, active participants in political change.</p> <p>This episode was recorded on November 15, 2021.</p> <p><strong>Yumiko Sakuma</strong> writes about contemporary culture, art, fashion, music, and socio-political issues. Based in New York City, she is a regular contributor of reportage, interviews, and travel writing to numerous Japanese and English publications. Among the many visionaries she has interviewed are Al Gore, Robert Frank, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Rei Kawakubo, Kazuo Ishiguro, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Yayoi Kusama, Ryan McGinley, Genna Rowlands, Gary Snyder, and Les Paul. Her books include Hip na Seikatsu Kakumei, 2014 (Hip Revolution), reporting on the American consumer shift following the 2008 financial crisis; Pin Heel wa Hakanai, 2016 (Take Off Your Heels), a collection of essays about the inspiring women in her life; My Little New York Times, 2018, 365 journal entries about splitting her time between America and Asia during the Trump regime; and Majime ni Marijuana no Hanashi wo Shiyo, 2019 (Let’s Have a Serious Talk About Marijuana), an analysis of why the world is moving toward the legalization of marijuana. She also hosts a podcast in Japanese, Konnichiwa Mirai (Hello Future) with Kei Wakabayashi, former editor-in-chief of Wired Japan. Her work has been published in Japan, the US, Korea, and Taiwan.</p> <p><strong>Momoko Nakamura</strong> is a cultural conservationist and storyteller, sharing the Japanese art of regenerative living with the world. She roves the Japanese countryside, exploring wisdoms imparted by professionals across the archipelago like ceramists, geologists, farmers, repairers, fermenters, and grandmas. Her community education and experiential programs are intended to help us apply teachings rooted in ancestral heritage into our everyday lives. Momoko hosts the podcast Roots to Fruit, is author of Plant-based Tokyo, and can also be found in the Netflix original series Waffles + Mochi.</p>
December 8, 2022
Exploring the Concept of NOW with Aki Goto
<p>We are thrilled to continue our latest Future of Women Podcast series! In this four-part series, our host Momoko Nakamura takes us around the world to speak with brilliant and creative Japanese women.</p> <p>Today, on our third episode in the series, Momoko speaks with Aki Goto about exploring the concept of NOW through a variety of mediums, including films, clothes, performance, music, painting, and drawing.</p> <p>This episode was recorded on November 23, 2021.</p> <p><strong>Aki Goto</strong> is currently based in Hudson Valley, New York. When Goto was still based in Tokyo in 2008, she befriended the artist / fashion designer Susan Cianciolo and began working with her, going back and forth between Tokyo and New York. She officially moved her base to New York in 2009 and began her own art projects in 2010. After one year of traveling countrysides in the US and Japan in 2010, she grew interested in permaculture and conceptualized the core of her artwork as always “being conscious of NOW”. She moved her base upstate in 2012, and worked on her daily art projects based on the concept of “NOW” while being surrounded by nature and studying herbalism. Since her concept surrounded absolute trust in the universe, Goto naturally became a multimedia experimental artist, changing media depending on circumstances, natural environments, and emotional states to harmonize with her NOW. Goto's media include films, clothes, performance, music, painting, drawing, and more.</p> <p><strong>Momoko Nakamura</strong> is a cultural conservationist and storyteller, sharing the Japanese art of regenerative living with the world. She roves the Japanese countryside, exploring wisdoms imparted by professionals across the archipelago like ceramists, geologists, farmers, repairers, fermenters, and grandmas. Her community education and experiential programs are intended to help us apply teachings rooted in ancestral heritage into our everyday lives. Momoko hosts the podcast Roots to Fruit, is author of Plant-based Tokyo, and can also be found in the Netflix original series Waffles + Mochi.</p>
November 30, 2022
Raising Awareness of Single-Use Plastics in Japan with Mona Neuhauss
<p>We are thrilled to continue our latest Future of Women Podcast series! In this four-part series, our host Momoko Nakamura takes us around the world to speak with brilliant and creative Japanese women.</p> <p>Today, on our second episode in the series, Momoko speaks with Mona Neuhauss about raising awareness of single-use plastics in Japan and launching No Plastic Japan, a stainless steel straw brand.</p> <p>This episode was recorded on November 16, 2021.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Mona Neuhauss</strong> is the founder of No Plastic Japan. Born in 1992, Mona was raised in the UK to a German father and Japanese mother. Upon moving to Japan, Mona became highly aware of the reliance of single-use plastics. With the belief that each can do their part, she launched No Plastic Japan, a stainless steel straw brand. As a Sustainability Consultant, she also shares how environmentally responsible behavior can easily be incorporated into everyday life. Mona collaborates with global businesses, as well as support, through consultancy and PR services. She is also a radio host on J-Wave, and of the podcast BEHIND THE CHANGE which explores modern-day activism.</p> <p><strong>Momoko Nakamura</strong> is a cultural conservationist and storyteller, sharing the Japanese art of regenerative living with the world. She roves the Japanese countryside, exploring wisdoms imparted by professionals across the archipelago like ceramists, geologists, farmers, repairers, fermenters, and grandmas. Her community education and experiential programs are intended to help us apply teachings rooted in ancestral heritage into our everyday lives. Momoko hosts the podcast Roots to Fruit, is author of Plant-based Tokyo, and can also be found in the Netflix original series Waffles + Mochi.</p>
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