if you pick up the sjogren's city you can smell the tofu fermenting and hear the click in the shops. can even feel the chills in the country. this is the one of the most gorgeously written examples of the historians craft that you will read. in this marvelous book, amy tells the story of a frustrated, stubborn thrice married to japanese woman in the early part of the 19th century who runs off to the big city, the predecessor city to today's tokyo. this is the tale of migration, the lure of the city, aspiration, the constraint on women's lives and the indefinable force of personality. in this year and a half of tragedy, the immersion that this book offers in a different world is iconic. it won the 202110 prize for biography and the 2021 national book critics circle award for biography and it was a finalist for the pulitzer and for britain's most prestigious nonfiction prize, the daily gifford. amy and i will talk for about t20, 25 minutes and then open p for questions. so, can we start by talking about what your first encounter was? >> i would like to say that i met in some place in t

reporter: this means a safer haircut experience and snipped sjogren's hair salon in the area. >> am looking forward to them being vaccinated. the comfort level of people and we will see more of our clients back. reporter: she is not ready for kids to get the shot yet. >> we have had some reactions with the other vaccines we have given. we are just holding out and see how this goes. when we have to make the decision, we will. reporter: the largest clinic will be at the same site where teenagers got vaccinated earlier this year. this clinic will be different. >> we will play music. we have funny headbands with feathers on them and bouncing stars and hearts. while the kids know it will get a shot, it will be more entertaining and fun. reporter: no walk appointments are available. keep checking the website. more appointments will open up as vaccine supplies arrive next week. or checked with your health provider. the goal here is to get at least 75% of 5-11-year-olds in the county fully vaccinated by the holidays. dan: we sp we sp we sp we sp wep answering questions about vaccines and your child