The Anglo-Japanese Society of Wessex presents ‘SERENADE’
Date: Sat Oct 19th 2019, 7:00–8:30 pmVenue: Holy Trinity Church, Rotherhithe Street, London SE16 5HF Programme: 1st half:Suk – Serenade…
The Art of Culinary Diplomacy in the Mid-19th Century. Britain and Japan at the Table
National food and cuisine are important aspects of cultural diplomacy and hospitality. Celebratory banquets and feasts have always been part…
Anime’s Human Machines
In 1963 Osamu Tezuka’s TV series Astro Boy brought a new kind of robot to Japan. The robot child with…
Canary English Rakugo Company: English Rakugo at St Peter’s Chaplaincy
English Rakugo at St Peter’s Chaplaincy presented by Kanariya Eiraku (Sudo Tatsuya), a performer of English Rakugo. He has performed…
Artist Talk by Keiko Takemiya
Keiko Takemiya is arguably one of the most influential manga artists in Japan. Starting her career as an artist in late…
Origami Soundscapes X The Crane
Origami and music. A multi-media opera installation. Verity Lane‘s two-part project draws on her 10 years’ experience of living in…
On Friday 23 August Japan House London wrapping expert will showcase the art of Japanese wrapping techniques at The Rubens at the Palace Hotel. In Japanese culture, wrapping is…
This exhibition explores the work of Anno Mitsumasa, one of Japan’s greatest children’s book illustrators and authors, who is best known for his picture books, with few or no…
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EVENT: Tenugui Wrapping Workshop
On Friday 23 August Japan House London wrapping expert will showcase the art of Japanese wrapping techniques at The Rubens at the Palace Hotel. In Japanese…
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EXHIBITION: Anno’s Journey: the World of Anno Mitsumasa
This exhibition explores the work of Anno Mitsumasa, one of Japan’s greatest children’s book illustrators and authors, who is best known…
The Citi exhibition Manga マンガ– private view of the British Museum exhibition with curators
The Citi exhibition Manga マンガ at the British Museum (23 May – 26 August 2019) has been the Japanese art sensation…
Japanese tableware pop-up by MADE IN JAPAN TABLEWARE at Sway Gallery
For the first time Made In Japan (MIJ) tableware will be coming to London to introduce their Japanese collections, ranging from…
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National food and cuisine are important aspects of cultural diplomacy and hospitality. Celebratory banquets and feasts have always been part…
Keiko Takemiya is arguably one of the most influential manga artists in Japan. Starting her career as an artist in late…
On Friday 23 August Japan House London wrapping expert will showcase the art of Japanese wrapping techniques at The Rubens…
Music & Manga: A Vision of Sound
SYMPOSIUM: Classical Arts x Digital Technologies
Artist Talk by Nobuko Tsuchiya
Family Firms as Institutions: Cultural reproduction and status maintenance among multicentenary shinise in Kyoto
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Anime’s Human Machines
In 1963 Osamu Tezuka’s TV series Astro Boy brought a new kind of robot to Japan. The robot child with a loving heart began a line of compelling, conflicted cyborgs whose existence challenges humanity. Anime’s Human Machines examines the…
Summer Explorers 2019! Manga based film mini season
Our annual Summer Explorers season is back – this time taking place at the British Library! From over the top, offbeat narratives of psychic teenagers and upstart political wrangling in a high school environment, to spectacular battles between good and…
ONE CUT OF THE DEAD with Q&A from star Harumi Shuhama
Harumi Shuhama the “POM” star of ONE CUT OF THE DEAD, will be in attendance for a one-off screening plus after-talk at the Prince Charles Cinema on Friday 12 July. The film opens in a run-down, abandoned warehouse where…
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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…
