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■SPECTATOR vol. 19■
Special Feature: “Pacific Northwest
Vol.1_Canada British Columbia & Alaska
Organic, backpacking, spiritual, sustainable… These are some of the keywords we hear about these days. The Pacific Northwest is home to many people who have transformed these concepts into a new way of life. In this issue and the next, we will focus on the unique and comfortable lifestyles nurtured in this outstanding environment filled with greenery and water. The magazine is full of hints for building a free and comfortable lifestyle that will not be affected by the recession! For the first time in the magazine’s history (?!) Please look forward to this two-part special issue!
Whole Pacific Northwest Life Catalog
Reporting by The Spectator editorial staff
Canadian Rockies Alone: What did this well-known photographer and writer learn from his solo walking trip in the Rocky Mountains?
Text/Photo/Masaaki Mita
Kayaking in an Ice Sea: Travelling Writing by a Popular American Author on an Alaskan Glacier
Text by Tim Cahill
■Burnsterdam Experience_Can Vancouver be Canada’s Amsterdam? Interview with Marc Emery, Editor-in-Chief of Cannabis Culture and more
Other Contents
Labour Trip Manual 2008_A travel manual advocating a “new form of travel” combining “short-term physical labour” and “trips
Text by Yumiko Miyako, illustrations by Inunko
■Albert Hoffman, an important figure of the century _What has the great scientist, known as the discoverer of LSD and the driving force behind psychedelic culture, left behind in this world?
Text/Michael McAteer
MIAMI GOES BOOM! _A look back at the history of urban music, from its birth to its rise and fall, from various perspectives, as it has influenced the world of dance and pop music.
Text by Agatha Wara, Hiroshi EBKAITSU, PMFKA
10 YEARS OF TIBET_”Ten Years in Tibet” recorded by the camera of a photographer who spent 10 years in China
Photo／Yuri Adachi
and more…
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