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EPISODE · May 18, 2021 · 34 MIN

PODCAST:Florence Plissart nous fait découvrir les japonaises

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Regarde toujours dans la direction du soleil levant et tu ne verras jamais l'ombre derrière toi (Proverbe japonais) Expatriée au Japon pendant dix-huit mois, Florence Plissart est partie à la rencontre des femmes du Japon avec ses crayons et ses pinceaux pour sésame. Comment mieux découvrir un pays qu’en échangeant avec ses habitants, et quoi de mieux qu’un portrait pour briser la glace lorsqu’on n’a pas les mêmes références culturelles et parfois pas de langue commune ? Quarante femmes âgées de 16 à 92 ans ont posé pour elle dans le lieu ou le contexte de leur choix dans trois régions du Japon (Hokkaido, Tokyo et l’île d’Amami). Au fil de rencontres tissées de femme à femme, elles partagent leur visage et leur récit de vie qui viennent s’entremêler aux impressions de voyage de l’auteure.Japonaises. Celles qui éclairent le ciel, un voyage vers l’Autre, un voyage vers soi… Un voyage poétique et intime au Japon loin des clichés exotiques, à la découverte des cultures japonaises mais aussi des histoires et des aspirations de toutes ces femmes qui partagent, le temps d’une rencontre avec Florence Plissart, un bout d’elle-même. Site internet : https://florenceplissart.com/ Editions Partis Pour : https://www.partispour.com

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