| The Kaetsu Educational & Cultural Centre, Cambridge |
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| The Kaetsu Educational & Cultural Centre, Cambridge |
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Photo Exhibition by Hiroshi Shimura |
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Date : 19 - 30 June 09 |
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EXHIBITION by Lesley Denise Coxon |
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Date : 1 - 10 July 09 |
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Cambridge Open Studios by: |
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Date : 11-12 and 18-19 July 09 |
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| Japan Day 2009 | ||||||||
Date : Saturday 7th March 2009 This year again more than 500 people enjoyed the various events through out the day. The Japanese garden is now on parmanent display thanks to the Japanese Garden Society.
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| Nihongo Club Happyo-kai (Concert) | ||||||||
Date : Saturday 6th December 2008 |
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The children who are studying Japanese will introduce you to the world of Kenji Miyazawa with his poem and story. Performed in Japanese with English subtitle. Open to the public as an official event of Japan UK 150. Families are welcome. Raffle will be held at the end of the show sponsored by Cadbury. |
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| Japan Day 2008 | ||||||||
Date : Saturday 8th March 2008 |
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Please feel free to download the programme here JapanDayProgramme2008A5
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| Japanese Embroidery World Exhibition | ||||||||
| Date : 7th - 18th November 07 Time : 10:00am - 4:00pm Admission fee : £3.00 Contact : Jackie Hall at jackie.hall@virgin.net |
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This exhibition is organised by Japanese Embroidery Classes in UK in association with Kurenai-kai, Japan. An exquisite fan screen with traditional British motifs stitched by UK members and other total of 70 Japanese embroidery pieces brought from all over the world will be on display. |
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| Japan Day 2007 | ||||||||
| Sat 10th March 2007 *Free admission. | ||||||||
Thank you for all of you that came and took part in our Japan Day! We had more than 500 visitors through the day. Our special thanks goes to Seoul Plaza & Korea Food, Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation and the Embassy of Japan.
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| "Images of Cambridge" Photo Exhibition by Hiroshi Shimura |
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| Sat 23rd September 2006 *Free admission. | ||||||||
Please find photos of the exhibition at the following location. Mr Shimura's calendars sold well and he kindly donated 100 to Chernobyl Children Life Line. Thank you for your support!
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| Introduction to Tea Ceremony by Kaetsu Chado Society (Urasenke) |
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| Sat 23rd September 2006 1:30 pm - around 3:00 pm *Free admission. |
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Programme |
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| Japan Day 2006 | ||||||||
| Sat 4th March 2006 *Free admission. | ||||||||
This year again many people and families enjoyed the day with lots of cultual activities. Our special thanks go to all the contributors, volunteer guides, Japan 21 Awards, Embassy of Japan and Seoul Plaza.
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| Yasuhiro Sato (Bass) Solo Recital | ||||||||
| Sat. 25 March 2006, 7:00pm (6:30pm door open) | ||||||||
Pictures from the event:
Ticket £8.50 available from ching_fen_coombs@hotmail.com
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| High Moon's Environmental Manga (Cartoon) Exhibition | ||||||||
| 7th - 13th October (10am - 6.30pm) | ||||||||
High Moon (Prof. Takatsuki) is a professional Manga artist, professor of Ishikawa Prefectural University and professor emeritus of Kyoto University Environmental Preservation Centre. |
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| Tangent - Contemporary Art Exhibition | ||||||||
| 2nd - 15th July (11am - 6pm) | ||||||||
Exhibition of Sculpture's by Christophe Gordon Brown & Paintings by Mandy Davies Kent. )
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| Still Life Paintings by DFS Stubbs | ||||||||
| 7th - 22nd May | ||||||||
| Exhibition of Still Life Paintings by DFS Stubbs in the main Foyer. Further information from www.dfsstubbs.com |
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| Japan Day 2005 (sponsored by the Embassy of Japan & Japan 21) |
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| Saturday 5th March - Door opens at 11:00am | ||||||||
Come and experience Japan in Cambridge! The programme includes Tea ceremony, Oriental painting, Calligraphy, Origami craft, Iaido, Aikido, Bonsai, Sushi demonstration and a Japanese samurai film "Dora Heita"- something for everyone. Programme: |
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| This year again we had 500+ people came and enjoyed our Japan Day. Our special thanks go to Peterborough Bonsai Society, Mrs Reiko Cooke (Calligraphy), Mr Peter Cavaciuti and Kaetsu Oriental Painting Group, Nihongo Club (Origami), Kaetsu Chado Society, Cambridge Aiki Dojo, Ken Yu Kan Norfolk (Iaido), Mr Atsushi Mizuno (Sushi), AJS, Japanese classes at the Department of Engineering, Japan 21 and the Embassy of Japan. We also thank sincerely to those who gave us some encouraging and useful comments after the event. |
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| Haiku and music workshop for schools | ||||||||
| Friday 26 November 2004, 1:30pm - 2:45pm | ||||||||
| Lecture about Japan and Haiku (a Teacher's pack about Japan and Haiku will be provided to schools beforehand) and demonstration of Japanese flute. Music will be composed to accompany Haiku made by pupils. Artists = Hibiki Strings of Japan / Kazuki Sawa - Violin / Michiko Akao - Noh Kan of Japanese flute Composer = Isao Matsushita **Please ring 01223 376600 for more details |
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| Students from 3 schools in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk experienced the fusion of their Haiku and music. The students played vital roles in the concert with the world class musicians | ||||||||
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| Charity concert by Stella Quartet supporting Chernobyl Children Life Line | ||||||||
| Wednesday 28th April 2004, 7:00pm | ||||||||
| Stella Quartet from Tokyo Geidai (Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music) attached High School will be giving a concert on behalf of Chernobyl Children's charity. The charity helps the victims of the world's greatest nuclear accident that happened in April 1986. A brief talk about how the children and people in Belarus are still suffering and how we can support them will be given by a memeber of Chernobyl Children Life Line Cambridgeshire Link. *Suggested donation £5.00/adult, £2.00/under 16 |
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| A truly amazing performance by Japan's best young musicians. The event raised £410. Thank you very much for your support! | ||||||||
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| Japanese Cultural Day - Spring 2004 | ||||||||
| Saturday 6th March. Door opens at 1:00pm | ||||||||
| Come and enjoy our Japanese cultural day. Programme 1:00 - 4:00 = Calligraphy exhibition & workshop, Flower arrangement exhibition & workshop, Oriental painting exhibition & workshop, Tea ceremony demonstration, Children's Karuta 4:00 - = Iaido (Martial art with Japanese sword) demonstration 5:00 - 7:30 = Japanese film - 2004 Oscar nominated (Best foreign language film) "Tasogare Seibei - Twilight Samurai" Free admission. |
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| A successful day. 500+ people attended in total! Special thanks to Mrs Reiko Cooke (Calligraphy), Mr Peter Cavaciuti (Oriental Painting), Mrs Yukiko Isono (Flower Arranging), Mr Peter Wendes (Go), Kaetsu Chado Society (Tea Ceremony) and KenYuKan Dojo Suffolk (Iaido). We also received great support from AJS, Metro Tartan Distribution, GB Sasakawa Foundation and the Embassy of Japan. | ||||||||
| Ikebana - Japanese Flower Arrangement Workshop | ||||||||
| Tuesday 29th July. 2:00 - 4:00pm. | ||||||||
| Mrs. Isono who is Master of Koryu School will demonstrate and show you the beauty of Japanese flower arrangement. Free admission. | ||||||||
| "Japanese Summer's Night Dream" - Japanese film & Oriental Painting | ||||||||
| Friday 6 June 2003 | ||||||||
| Film starts at 7:30pm (door opens at 7:00pm) Film title: Kikujiro's Summer (Kikujiro no Natsu), 1999,121min After the film, you will have an opportunity to enjoy Mr. Peter Cavaciuti's Oriental painting exhibition with a theme "Summer". Admission free - free refreshments served |
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| Thank you for your cooperation. 80+ attended this event. Special thanks to AJS,TCS,Embassy of Japan and Mr. Cavaciuti & his Oriental Painting Class! The film was fun and the paintings were beautiful, soothing and refreshing. | ||||||||
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| Japanese Cultural Day | ||||||||
| Saturday 15th March 2003 10:00am - 4:00pm | ||||||||
| Japanese activities for all interests. Oriental Painting, Tea demonstration, Karuta, Kimono, Tatami making, Japanese scroll, Japanese dolls, Calligraphy, Origami. Free admission. | ||||||||
| Thank you for your cooperation. 250+ attended this event. Special thanks to Mr. Cavaciuti (Oriental Painting), Mrs. Stone (Karuta), Urasenke Chado (Tea) Society, Mr. Nakaoji (Kimono), Mr. Motoyama (Tatami), Mr.Nishida (Scroll), Mrs. Aizawa (Origami), Ms. Sarashima (Calligraphy) and Embassy of Japan! | ||||||||
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| Japanese Cultural Day | ||||||||
| Title: Fall Guy (Kamata Koshin-kyoku) | ||||||||
| Friday 14th March 2003 7:00pm (Door opens at 6:30) Free admission and refreshments |
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| Thank you for your cooperation. 50+ attended this event. Special thanks to TCS and Embassy of Japan! | ||||||||
| Violin & Piano Recital | ||||||||
| Tuesday 4 March 2003 7:30 (door opens at 7:00) | ||||||||
| *Violin - Mifune Tsuji *Piano - Meiko Wakabayashi Tickets 9.00 pounds (concessions 6.00 pounds) available at the door Programme - Bach, Beethoven, Bartok, Part, Takemitsu |
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| The audience enjoyed a wonderful concert! | ||||||||
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