 I took this selfie when I went to Takayama, Japan to purchase washi paper. They were all woven into my graphic poems.
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  My first graphic poem was, "Japanese Apricot Wine" (Page 23) in GLYPH: GRAPHIC POETRY=TRANS. SENSORY. The project started on December 9th, 2016.
 Can you find Matthew Thorburn's poetry book cover and my lovely sister in Hawaii in page 27 of "Glyph: Graphic Poetry = Trans. Sensory"?
 Before creating "GLYPH: Graphic Poetry = Trans. Sensory", I had a poetry art book project with Glass Lyre Press. "Cochlea" was born, but I was not sure that this book was ready to be published. Now you can read it on my website.
 Screen Shot by Fred Sasaki This screen shot was sent by Fred Sasaki, who is a creative director at Poetry Foundation. "Lake Michigan" got the record for number of "likes". Thanks so much to everyone.
 The first time I told my grandmother, who is a professional calligrapher, about my graphic poetry project, she showed me her father's poem. This is handwritten and survived World War II. Popular Sites on Naoko Fujimoto's Poetry & Graphic Poetry |