Gaunle Deurali is a populat newsletter of Tansen, Palpa in Nepal- Suzuki Masako & I visited here in 2007

Palpa has a very good potential to become a marvelous spot for investment in agriculture and education.
Suzuki Masako from Nagoya Japan was there to make initial studies to open a children's home and meet "OK" Baje.

Gaunle Deurali is a populat newsletter of Tansen, Palpa in Nepal- I was featured in this newsletter in 2007

Palpa is located west of Kathmandu. I visited Palpa with Ms. Suzuki Masako. Later I organized an art workshop in this remote area school.
I remember leaving Kathmandu at 9 am and reaching there at 9 pm.

It is one of the places where the local farmers are doing very well with Olericulture!

Meijo University Newsletter

Meijo University Years were challenging, especially when there were 154 students in class and I was the only international student!!!

I am so very happy to gain support of all my classmates, friends,teachers and staff at Meijo University.

Cats in Nepal- An article in Japanese for the Cat Journal

Yes, if you are wondering, there are huge cat fans in Japan. I was asked to write about cultural views about cats in Nepali Society. It was very interesting what I found after a little research!
The name of this Journal in Japanese is "Cat Newspaper."
By the way cat is called " Biralo " in Nepali and "Neko" in Japanese.

Do you decorate with paintings?- Short article by Astha Tuladhar in Canvas Weekly

When given an opportunity I write. This was an article I wrote in Nepali Language for Canvas Weekly.
Canvas Weekly is a newsletter that publishes all art related news and activities.