Elizabeth Heilman Brooke

American writer and editor Elizabeth Heilman Brooke lives in Japan and is an ardent student of Japan's natural and cultural heritage. As a contributing writer for NHK Japan broadcasting, The New York Times, International Herald Tribune and Art News magazine, she has shared her delight in the pounding of a taiko drum, the grace of a sliding shoji screen, the mystifying, but rewarding rituals of Japanese bathing.

American writer and editor Elizabeth Heilman Brooke lives in Japan and is an ardent student of Japan's natural and cultural heritage. As a contributing writer for NHK Japan broadcasting, The New York Times, International Herald Tribune and Art News magazine, she has shared her delight in the pounding of a taiko drum, the grace of a sliding shoji screen, the mystifying, but rewarding rituals of Japanese bathing. See less