Tokyo – Thanks (but no thanks) For the Memories

Pegasus Publishers has announced the publication of "Tokyo – Thanks (but no thanks) For the Memories" by K Leberson, available to order from bookshops or direct from the publisher.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Have you ever wondered what it would really be like to live and work in the so-called safest city on Earth?

Take a brief stroll through the mind of a person who has seen and experienced a little more than he bargained for, throughout the eight years he has - at times proudly, at others, shamefully - called Tokyo home. Look through the eyes that have seen the shocking secrets that a city has, until recently, done so well to conceal from the outside world.

Written without bias or agenda by the hand of a man who had done his utmost to coexist in harmony within and amongst people some of whom wear smiles of deceit and distrust, here is a book that is not afraid to tell the truth about the colossal metropolis that is Tokyo.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

K Leberson is a native of Northern England, leaving its familiar shores in 2005 in search of adventure and harbouring the wish to be surprised. Having completed an eight-year stay in Tokyo, having left those days long behind him, he now lives in his hometown of Burnley, Lancashire, with his Japanese fiancée, where he continues to write about his experiences in the Far East.

Copies of "Tokyo – Thanks (but no thanks) for the Memories" can be purchased direct from the publisher by visiting their website at www.pegasuspublishers.com.

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