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November 2019
Six well-known Japanese Butoh dancers brought to life the ghosts rising out of the legendary essay “Yameru Maihime (Ailing Dancer)” , written by Tatsumi Hijikata in Akita. This exhibition will feature a selections that have never been shown in the U.S. before as well as some of archival images of Hijikata.
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Underpinned by Japan's unique spiritual heritage of Shintō and Buddhism, the Japanese reverence for nature—and the place of animals within that realm—is expressed in sculpture, painting, lacquer-work, ceramics, metalwork, cloisonné, and woodblock prints. Through December 8th.
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Ogasawara Kiyomoto will discuss the 850-year history of the Ogasawara school of Archery, Horse Archery and Etiquette.
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Q Pop presents a tribute to mecha anime and the legacy of Japanese futurism of the 80s and beyond.
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A Japanese Fashion meet up that welcomes J-Fashion enthusiasts of all types.
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On display will be an enormous paper lantern float. A series of short performances by taiko drummers, flute and hand cymbal players, and dancers will take place in front of the float.
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A special concert/public education event whose mission is to build awareness and understanding about the current conditions in Fukushima, Japan, and to raise funds to bring hope and well-being for children in Fukushima.
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The Japanese American National Museum is the largest museum in the United States dedicated to sharing the experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry. Free general admission every third Thursday of the month.
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Participants will learn about Japanese short-grain rice and its regional variants, the best way to cook rice and how to pair side dishes to complement its flavor, and sample four types of cooked white rice.
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This dance workshop includes: movements with breath, using voice, facial expressions, linking the breath to the movement, elements of nature, movements from traditional Japanese arts (Noh, Kabuki ,etc.), and performance as a group.
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Do you have a passion for Anime? Bring yourself and friends as we develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for Japanese animation and make new friends along the way! This event is free and fun for all ages.
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