Japan Philharmonic Orchestra The sixth Europe Tour 2019
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra and Chief Conductor Pietari Inkinen are planning Europe tour in April 2019, which will be the first…
Private View: Explore the Japanese collection at the British Library
Did you know that British Library is the home of more than 400 manuscripts and 4,000 printed works created before…
What Brexit Means for Japan
As Brexit day on March 29th rapidly approaches, Japanese companies based in the UK have started to prepare for a…
The Tour: Early Korean Cinema
After a sold-out opening night at BFI Southbank our Early Korean Cinema season ran throughout February with events at the…
KCC House Concert in 26 March 2019
Haim Choi (Violin), Ines Soares Delgado (Violin), Kasia Ziminska (Viola), Shizuku Tatsuno (Cello) Programme Grieg String Quartet in G minor, Op.27 Mozart String Quartet “Spring” No.14 K387 in G…
PERFORMANCE The Art of Amezaiku: Japanese Sugar Sculpting Demonstration
Amezaiku is the centuries-old Japanese craft of sculpting sugar into intricate works of edible art. For the amezaiku craftsman, speed and…
The Sway Gallery London is proud to present a carefully curated selection of artworks by the Japanese artist and calligrapher, Rie Takeda, taken from her Painted Poems series.Painted Poems radiates…
Hand In Hand is choreographed by Chisato Minamimura and is produced by Nicole Vivien Watson of Surface Area Dance Theatre and Paul Miller of Rory Studio and supported by…
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The Tour: Early Korean Cinema
After a sold-out opening night at BFI Southbank our Early Korean Cinema season ran throughout February with events at the BFI and KCCUK in London. This…
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Private View: Explore the Japanese collection at the British Library
Did you know that British Library is the home of more than 400 manuscripts and 4,000 printed works created before the…
PERFORMANCE The Art of Amezaiku: Japanese Sugar Sculpting Demonstration
Amezaiku is the centuries-old Japanese craft of sculpting sugar into intricate works of edible art. For the amezaiku craftsman, speed and precision…
Painted Poems – 絵詩 – by Rie Takeda
The Sway Gallery London is proud to present a carefully curated selection of artworks by the Japanese artist and calligrapher, Rie Takeda,…
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As Brexit day on March 29th rapidly approaches, Japanese companies based in the UK have started to prepare for a…
Japan has positioned itself in paradoxical ways on the issue of refugees. Although it takes very few refugees itself, last…
he Early Cases of Akechi Kogoro presents four stories by Edogawa Ranpo’s recurring character, the great detective Akechi Kogoro. Akechi first…
Bodyscapes – New films by Japanese artists
‘Come and Sing’ Japan Society Choral Workshop
Author Talk: Kyoko Nakajima
Sake Symposium: Understanding the Unique Aspects of Sake
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The Tour: Early Korean Cinema
After a sold-out opening night at BFI Southbank our Early Korean Cinema season ran throughout February with events at the BFI and KCCUK in London. This fascinating season of cinema will continue with further screenings taking place around the…
Bodyscapes – New films by Japanese artists
Bodyscapes is a collection of new films by Japanese artists whose use of the body is central to their work – either as a landscape, a political metaphor or method of expression – the body acts as a vehicle and…
Hurrah! For Freedom + Joseon News No. 11 + Japanese Chronicles + Introduction
In 1945 Korea once more became an independent nation. The first film made after Japan’s defeat charts the life-and-death battle that Korean freedom fighters faced. Directed by Choi In-gyu, who had previously made colonial propaganda films, Hurrah! For Freedom…
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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…
