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In the middle of Shinjuku’s relentless pace, tucked away near the Kabukicho district, stands Hanazono-jinja. Its name translates to "Flower Garden Shrine," a quiet nod to the history of a site that has been a spiritual landmark for centuries. Dedicated to Inari—the deity of fertility and worldly success—the shrine has long been a place of refuge for those seeking prosperity in business.
While the exact origin of Hanazono remains unrecorded, it was already a recognized site by 1590, during the Azuchi–Momoyama period. This was an era before the Tokugawa shogunate established its power in Edo, the city we now know as Tokyo. Over time, the shrine’s physical presence shifted; it was originally located south of its current position before moving during the mid-17th century.
The history of Hanazono is one of constant reconstruction. It was heavily damaged by fires in 1780 and 1811, and later completely destroyed during the air raids of World War II. The structure seen today, built in the traditional dozo-zukuri architectural style, is a concrete replica completed in 1965.
Walking through the grounds, one finds the Itoku Inari sub-shrine, reached through a corridor of small torii gates. Clustered at the end of this path are the kitsune (fox) guardians, the traditional messengers of Inari.
During a quiet morning visit, the sharp light of the early hours often reveals the daily life that keeps the sanctuary running. In the shadows of the haiden, a shrine priest or assistant in traditional attire can be seen attending to his duties—a reminder that the sanctuary’s pristine state is the result of constant, quiet diligence. It is this intersection, where ancient ritual meets the urban giants of Shinjuku, that defines Hanazono today.
City streets in New York. Shot with the Mamiya 7.
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Business buildings in the Financial District on Wall Street in New York
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Business buildings in the Financial District on Wall Street.
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Glass office building near downdown Seattle.
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Financial District in Mexico City, Mexico.
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Commercial buildings in the Financial District on Wall Street.
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A skyscraper in Tokyo.
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Commercial buildings in the Financial District on Wall Street.
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Modern architecture in London, England.
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A skyscraper in Tokyo.
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A London skyscraper / office building in the Canary Wharf financial district.
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Financial buildings in New York City
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New York Skyline
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Opening a business isn’t easy.
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What business or businesses should your company be in? How should you add value to your businesses? What should be the target customers for your businesses? What should be your value propositions to those target customers? Neil Haboush a successful entrepreneur is here to answer all these questions.
Aiming upward in New York City.
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"If they say it's impossible, it's impossible for them, not for you." -Unknown
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Aiming upward in New York City.
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Los Angeles, CA, September 16, 2011 — David Neagle, a business and mindset coach who has helped many of his clients become millionaires, will be a guest speaker at PR expert Lisa Elia’s Meet the Media Day, on October 15. 300 small business owners and entrepreneurs are expected to gather at the event to learn how to build their businesses and increase their visibility through publicity and to have the rare opportunity to hear directly from 12 TV and radio producers and print media writers about their likes, dislikes and desires when being pitched, during a live Q & A session. The event takes place from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 15, at the Fairmont Miramar, located at 101 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica, Calif
“It’s crucial for small business owners to continue learning how to expand their businesses and develop the right mindset, tools and information to lead them to success,” says the event’s creator Lisa Elia, CEO and founder of the Los Angeles-based firm, Lisa Elia Public Relations. “With the combination of David Neagle’s wisdom, the clear and direct information the media panelists will share and the strategies and tools I will provide, people will leave Meet the Media Day ready to move into action.”
Elia started her first firm over 20 years ago and has helped thousands of clients to grow their businesses and gain national attention in media outlets that include the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Inc., O Magazine, CNN, USA Today, Time, Self, Fitness, and hundreds of others. At Meet the Media Day, she will share her step-by-step plan for securing media attention and the newest PR strategies. She will bring volunteers on stage and conduct impromptu media training and coaching sessions and answer questions from the stage. Attendees will receive an action guide containing specific PR tips, questionnaires and information, prepared by Elia and her team.
This is the second Meet the Media Day event that Elia and her team have held. After overwhelmingly positive feedback from attendees and the press panel last year, Elia has decided to make this an annual event. Next year’s event is already being planned and sponsored.
To view clips from last year’s event, visit www.mediadayla.com.
Tickets to Meet the Media Day are $150 and will go up to $195 closer to the event. Ticket price includes all discussions, panels, and a continental breakfast and lunch. 5% of ticket purchases will be donated to the YWCA Santa Monica/Westside for their empowering and commendable work with women and girls, including girls who have come through the foster system. Become a table host and fill your table of 10 to receive a free ticket, free valet parking, a sign at your table bearing your logo and name, and other benefits.
To purchase tickets or to become a table host, visit www.mediadayla.com or call 310-479-0217.
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Media contact: Jade Calder Phone: 310-479-0217 e-mail: jade@lisaeliapr.com
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LOS ANGELES, CA, September 13, 2011 — The Internet has made it convenient to pitch the media directly; however, most people need help learning how to approach the media effectively. Lisa Elia, CEO and founder of the Los Angeles-based firm, Lisa Elia Public Relations, is holding her second Meet the Media Day, where she will gather 300 entrepreneurs, 12 members of the media and special guest speakers for an information-packed day. It takes place from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 15, at the Fairmont Miramar, located at 101 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica, Calif.
At this event, attendees will have the rare opportunity to hear directly from TV and radio producers and magazine, newspaper and web writers and editors, what they like, dislike and seek when being pitched. Elia, who has spent more than 20 years as a publicist, has secured placements for clients with The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN, USA Today, Time, Redbook, and hundreds of other outlets, will share her step-by-step plan for getting media attention and the newest PR strategies. She will bring volunteers on stage and conduct impromptu media training and coaching sessions and answer questions from the stage. Special guests will cover what’s new in social media, mindset and other vital information entrepreneurs need to succeed. Each attendee will receive a booklet containing specific PR tips, questionnaires and information prepared by Elia and her team.
To view clips from last year’s event, visit www.mediadayla.com.
The expert media panelists at this year’s Meet the Media Day include:
•Frank Baker, Assistant Bureau Chief, Associated Press (LA Bureau)
•Nancie Clare, Editor of LA, the Los Angeles Times Magazine
•Danielle Datu, Associate Editor for the Style Network's website, mystyle.com
•Mandalit del Barco, Assignment Correspondent, NPR (National Public Radio)
•Nicole Dorsey-Straff, Contributing Editor to Organic Spa Magazine and Contributor to Parents, Shape and Ladies' Home Journal
•Stephanie Drachkovitch, Executive Vice President of 44 Blue Productions
•Lisa Garr, Creator and Host of The Aware Show on KPFK
•Steven Gregory, Reporter, Clear Channel Worldwide and KFI-AM
•Shelley Levitt, Managing Editor of The Style Glossy and Contributor to MORE, WebMD, Weight Watchers Magazine, Daily Glow and CBS Watch Magazine
•Peg Moline, Editor-in-Chief, Natural Health and Fit Pregnancy
•Nicole Prentice, Producer, Good Day LA on FOX TV
•Sari Tuschman, Editor-in-Chief, Los Angeles Confidential
“With more people doing their own publicity outreach than ever before, the need for understanding the media and how to pitch them properly is greater than ever. I’ll be providing a lot of information on pitching, how to be great in an interview, and other tips that will help people get into action quickly.” Elia, provides a few tips here, on mistakes to avoid when pitching the media:
1.“Me, me, me. Your press materials are too ‘me-centric.’ Try to incorporate current events, trends and statistics and your press kit becomes something of much greater value to the media.
2.All sales, no substance. Your press release shouldn’t read like an ad. It should contain correct grammar and punctuation, and be written in journalistic style. Your best bet is to study the AP Stylebook.
3.Calling to ‘check in’ or make sure the journalist/producer received your press release. Members of the media are under tremendous deadlines, so think twice before calling. They’ll call you if they’re interested. If you feel you must call, offer new and exciting information.”
If you want greater visibility and a free ticket to Meet the Media Day, you can become a table host and fill your table of 10 to receive your free ticket, free valet parking, a sign at your table bearing your logo and name, and the opportunity to have your gift certificate or product included in the gift bags for the media panel and one raffle winner. Table hosts who want to join Elia on stage for coaching or media training get first consideration. Anyone who purchases tickets by September 19 will receive free valet parking ($16 value) and have their name entered into a drawing to win 1 of 10 spots in a live ½-day media training session with Elia in November (a $500 value).
Tickets to Meet the Media Day are $195, including all discussions, panels, and meals. A continental breakfast and delicious lunch are provided. 5% of ticket purchases will be donated to the YWCA Santa Monica/Westside for their empowering and commendable work with women and girls, including girls who have come through the foster system.
To purchase tickets or to become a table host, visit www.mediadayla.com or call 310-479-0217.
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Media contact: Jade Calder Phone: 310-479-0217 e-mail: jade@lisaeliapr.com