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London-based journalist and non-fiction writer
- Naoko Abe is a London-based journalist and non-fiction writer. Her first English-language book ‘Cherry’ Ingram, The Englishman Who Saved Japan’s Blossoms was published in March 2019 to critical acclaim.
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Naoko Abe is a London-based journalist and non-fiction writer. Her first English-language book ‘Cherry’ Ingram, The Englishman Who Saved Japan’s Blossoms was published in March 2019 to critical acclaim.
- Naoko Abe
Naoko Abe tells the story of a self-educated Englishman...
- Naoko Abe
Naoko Abe is a Japanese journalist and non-fiction writer. She was the first female political writer to cover the prime minister’s office, the foreign ministry and the defence ministry at Mainichi Shimbun, one of Japan’s largest newspapers.
Naoko Abe. Born in Nagoya, Japan, Naoko is a former staff writer for the Mainichi Newspaper, one of Japan’s most influential newspapers. She moved to London in 2001 and has written extensively about British society for Japanese publications.
At once both a cracking story and a serious work of scholarly ambition, Naoko Abe’s account of Ingram’s life succeeds through virtue of being more than simple biography. It is a love letter to the joys that life can unveil when you find a passion and make it your own.
Naoko Abe is a Japanese journalist and nonfiction writer. She was the first female political writer to cover the Japanese prime minister’s office, the foreign ministry, and the defense ministry at Mainichi Shimbun, one of Japan’s largest newspapers.
Naoko Abe tells the story of a self-educated Englishman whose passion for the Japanese cherry blossom saved hundreds of unique and rare varieties of this iconic flower from extinction.
Jan 25, 2024 · Naoko Abe is a UK-based journalist and non-fiction writer. Her first English-language book, ‘Cherry’ Ingram, The Englishman Who Saved Japan’s Blossoms, was published in March 2019 to critical acclaim.
