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My Japanese Husband Thinks I'm Crazy: The Comic Book: Surviving and Thriving in an Intercultural and Interracial Marriage in Tokyo | Grace Buchele Mineta

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"My Japanese Husband Thinks I'm Crazy: The Comic Book" is the autobiographical misadventures of a native Texan freelancer and her Japanese "salaryman" husband: in comic book form. From earthquakes and crowded trains, to hilarious cultural faux pas, this comic explores the joys of living and working abroad, intercultural marriages, and trying to make a decent pot roast on Thanksgiving.

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My Japanese Husband Thinks I'm Crazy: The Comic Book: Surviving and Thriving in an Intercultural and Interracial Marriage in Tokyo | Grace Buchele Mineta

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My Japanese Husband Thinks I'm Crazy: The Comic Book: Surviving and Thriving in an Intercultural and Interracial Marriage in Tokyo | Grace Buchele Mineta

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This delightful confection gives a little taste of the American author's experiences living in Tokyo. The charmingly hand-drawn comics and short cultural essays reveal that it's not just about the author's relationship with her Japanese husband but also her relationship with Japan. A fun read!

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