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Description: A Japanophile for over thirty years, Steve Beimel founded Esprit Travel & Tours in the early 1990’s, as a U.S.-based tour company specializing in culturally focused tours to Japan and catering to enthusiasts of the arts.
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7 Reviews for Steve Beimel
July 21, 2010
A connoiseur of Japanese art,who enthusiastically
encourages japanese art and culture
By myqute
July 05, 2010
Pottery, Art, Japanese Door-Making, everything crafty
arty in Japan. VERY NICE blog!!
By bootsguy
February 19, 2010
seeing the arts and culture of one of the finest in
Asia is incomparable and enlightening. Nice to know
there is Steve Beimel woh informs us about the
preservation and living testament of Japan's rich
history and traditions. So much more that help
influence other places to preserve their heritage for
future generations to come.
February 02, 2010
Steve Beimel is an expert to Japan Arts. His blog
provide a wonderful insight to the simple and
interesting life screened by modernization and
technology.
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By MickeyAtlas
December 15, 2009
Steve Beimel writes for Japan Living Arts. This is a
great blog which showcases different Japanese artists
from around Japan. its absolutely fantastic. there so
many talented artists of all kinds that are interviewed
by Stave Beimel. i love art and reading through this
blog and seeing the stories behind these amazing
artists. its amazing, everyone should check it out.
By CinthiaRuth
October 04, 2009
If you are looking for famous landmarks all over Japan,
this is not the blog to visit. Steve Beimel lets the
reader discover a more artistic side of this country.
But it's not just arts & crafts because his talks
with the artisans as he travels reveal incredible life
stories. You'll love the photographs and all his so
well described delightful personal experiences in that
remote land.
By ConnieMotz
July 18, 2009
Steve Beimel allows readers to learn about traditional
arts & crafts in Japan through his many interviews of
the countries top artisans. As he travels along, his
insightful photographs frame his stories with all of
the details.
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