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Rinko Kawakami

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Rinko Kawakami is the founder, translator, global adaptation specialist, managing editor, and writer at Linc Books. She is dedicated to discovering and refining hidden gems of Japanese literary talent, bringing them to a wider international audience. In addition to translation, her work focuses on adapting these stories to resonate with global readers while ensuring the original essence remains intact.

Born and raised in Kurashiki, Japan, Kawakami holds an MS in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from San José State University. Before founding LincBooks, she spent over a decade helping Japanese researchers publish internationally through Linc Science, an editing and translation service specializing in academic and scientific manuscripts. This experience honed her expertise in editing, translation, and cross-cultural communication. Now residing in Fukuoka, Japan, she continues to champion overlooked Japanese literature, introducing these works to English-speaking readers around the world.

A Ramen Rite of Passage: Steps for Introducing Foreign Friends to the Intense Fl...

When my friend from Los Angeles visited Fukuoka for the first time, there was one thing at the top ...

Oreno Oshimen: The First Step in a Ramen Rite of Passage–Where Soy Sauce Ramen M...

While surfing online, I stumbled upon an enticing ad for a newly opened ramen restaurant, featuring...

Introduction to the Excerpt from Moonlit Golden Scale—“Kinrin”—Lake in the Recen...

Depiction of the Renowned Yufuin Location, Golden Scale Kinrin Lake, Not Found in the Ori...

Ajino Katsueda in Fukuoka Lets You Discover Tonkatsu and Champon All At Once

Wanting to Test the Waters of Japanese Cuisine? Perhaps you have heard of it, but in 2013, Japan...

Experience the Art of Japanese Siphon Coffee: A Sensory Journey at Noda Coffee S...

Siphon Coffee in Action – A Fascinating Science Experiment Unfolds Watching siphon-style coffee ...

Tea too good to go to waste: Gyokuro “Dew Drop” Tea

Experience the Flavor Unfolding in Four Stages Did your tea taste too good to throw away? Then, ...
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Slippery Joe and the Ice Dragon

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Kyushu Visitor

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English-Japanese Bilingual Guide to Manuscript Writing for Journal Publications

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