Countdown to Kickoff: Japan’s rugby history one year out from the 2019 Rugby World Cup
With just one year to go before the Rugby World Cup 2019’s first match kicks off in Japan; the Japan…
Political Leadership and Policy-Making Processes under the Abe Administration: What has gone wrong?
Since the end of the Yasuhiro Nakasone Administration (1982–87), commentators specializing in Japanese politics have regarded weak government, characterized by…
KCC House Concert
Yoonseo Sally Lee currently studies with Radu Blidar at the Royal College of Music in London, where she has been…
After the Earthquake: Japanese New Media Art Showcase
On August 27 (Bank Holiday), JETAA NW will be collaborating with Mike Stubbs, Director of FACT, who will discuss the…
Tokyo Fugue – contemporary physical theatre from Japan
Tokyo Fugue is a mesmerising piece of physical theatre set in the maze-like train system of Tokyo. The scenes unfold…
Tiny Objects can tell the Truth. British Influence on the Birth of Japanese Archaeology
It was about one hundred years ago when the first department of archaeology was founded in Japan, at Kyoto Imperial…
Tomoko Sauvage is an artist and musician whose work investigates the sculpturalrity of sound and improvisation in relation to the environment. Sauvage is known for her musical/visual research into…
Our popular Summer Explorers free film season returns! From puppetoon animation to Samurai comedy, and a film version of Japan’s mega hit TV drama, we have something to suit…
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Summer Explorers! 2018
Our popular Summer Explorers free film season returns! From puppetoon animation to Samurai comedy, and a film version of Japan’s mega hit TV drama, we have…
Exhibition View all
After the Earthquake: Japanese New Media Art Showcase
On August 27 (Bank Holiday), JETAA NW will be collaborating with Mike Stubbs, Director of FACT, who will discuss the growing…
Maeda Kamari calligraphy Performance and Workshop
Artist and calligrapher Maeda Kamari will be joining the Museum of Wales from Japan for a unique performance of his art…
UKIYO-E AND IMPRESSIONISTS
Japanese woodblock print, Ukiyo-e, is one of the most significant influences on Impressionism and further developments of Western art. When Japan…
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With just one year to go before the Rugby World Cup 2019’s first match kicks off in Japan; the Japan…
Since the end of the Yasuhiro Nakasone Administration (1982–87), commentators specializing in Japanese politics have regarded weak government, characterized by…
It was about one hundred years ago when the first department of archaeology was founded in Japan, at Kyoto Imperial…
Talk:Kokeshi from Tohoku with Love
Thinking for Oneself. Individuality in Early Modern Japan, with some memories of Carmen Blacker
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Summer Explorers! 2018
Our popular Summer Explorers free film season returns! From puppetoon animation to Samurai comedy, and a film version of Japan’s mega hit TV drama, we have something to suit all ages and tastes.…
Pre-Summer Explorers!
From anime to 70’s horror, drama to eye-opening documentaries, discover something for everyone with our brand new season of free Japanese cinema screenings.…
London Korean Film Night: The Sea Knows
In 1944, Japan is conscripting Koreans into the Imperial Army. Students Arowoon and Inoue are forced to journey across the sea to Nagoya, where they face gross mistreatment from their sadistic Japanese superior, Mori. Nevertheless, they retain their defiant…
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‘I hope food can boost inter-Korean relations’
Bibimbap mixed rice with meat, and some greens with an eobok jaengban (어복쟁반) boiled meat platter. ’ These are the menu items that Director Yoon…
