Donald Keene's Japan (Pt. 23): Struggling with a 'gaijin' label while immersed in Kyoto culture

TOKYO -- Donald Keene felt at home in Kyoto, where he studied for two years from around 1953. However, foreigners were a rare sight in Japan's ancient

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