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Providing Presence

Autor Wako Amano
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 29 iul 2026
Providing Presence: A Japanese Woman's Journey into Interfaith Chaplaincy is a unique manga memoir fully illustrated and written by a Japanese female Buddhist priest who recounts her training and work as an interfaith chaplain in the years after the devastating tsunami of 2011, along with her personal trials and growth through such experiences. Amano leaves her heart on the pages, skillfully intertwining depictions of intense emotion and humor within both her drawing and writing.
"This compelling and heartbreaking graphic novel by Wako Amano will have you fully engaged! The illustrations and translations o er a window into a chaplain's journey through personal pain, human suffering, and deep listening. Readers will see chaplaincy adapting to Japanese culture, what it means to train and work as a chaplain, and the courage it takes meet in
mutuality without proselytizing." Rev. Jitsujo Gauthier, Chair and Associate Professor of Buddhist Chaplaincy, University of the West
Originally published as その悲しみに寄り添えたなら SONO KANASHIMI NI YORISOETA NARA by 天野 和公(Wako Amano) ISBN: 978-4781617077 (c) Wako Amano 2018. Original Japanese edition published by EAST PRESS CO., LTD. English translation rights arranged with EAST PRESS CO., LTD. through Japan UNI Agency, Inc., Tokyo.
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ISBN-13: 9781998248216
ISBN-10: 1998248216
Pagini: 180
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Editura: The Sumeru Press Inc.

Notă biografică

Wako Amano is a Pure Land Buddhist Priest and became a certified interfaith chaplain in Japan, though she no longer serves in this capacity. She co-founded Minna-no Tera ("Everyone's Temple") in Sendai, Japan with her husband as a non-denominational Buddhist temple open to care and Dharma activities for all. She is the author of five books on Buddhism and temple life.