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Recent travel books show an interest not just in distant places, but in distant times.

Author Nancy Matsumoto discusses heirloom rice varieties, climate change impacts on the sake industry, and why it may be on the verge of an international renaissance.

‘Uniquely Japan’ is a bright, colorful guide to fun and interesting things about the country

Bloomington artist designs cicada origami, creates guide for others to follow Connie Shakalis Special to the H-T Marlen Rust hopes the recent 17-year cicada event will bug us to think about what we will be doing 17 years from now. The retired biology professor (University of Illinois at Chicago Circle campus) is enamored with Brood Xs vermillion eyes and long lives. "Insects deserve their own course," she said as she stacked her origami cicadas. When she was a biology major in college, she st...

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