Semester 2 - Week 12 update!
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Ashley Matthew Brito
Oct 22, 2007, 8:20:16 AM10/22/07
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Mina-san,
konnichi wa!
Thank-you everyone who has attended our events this year. They would not have been this successful without you. Please note that this week's conversation session will be the last for 2007! We will resume our weekly events in March 2008. Finally, this week's Nomikai has been canceled due to Trajal students being unable to attend. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
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CASUAL TEA CEREMONY - WEDNESDAY
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Join us in the Chinese Room, Architecture building where our tea master, Mr. Sasaki, will be conducting a seminar on how to make and drink tea casually, the Japanese way! Places are limited so please get there early otherwise you will miss out on tasting the imported Japanese tea!
This Wednesday!!!
1pm-2.15pm
FREE EVENT!
Chinese Room
Level 1, Architecture building (go up the stairs and the room is on the far right)
Alice Hoy 225
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WEEKLY CONVERSATION SESSIONS
-----------------------------
Join us in Alice Hoy 225 to practice speaking Japanese/English in a friendly and
casual environment while enjoying some tasty snacks from Japan! Anyone with
an interest in Japanese language and culture is welcome to attend!
This Thursday - Last one for 2007!
Alice Hoy 225
1pm-2.15pm
FREE EVENT!
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES!
-------------------
We have been inundated with job opportunities for Japanese speakers to work in Australia and also English speakers who wish to work in Japan. These jobs advertisements are accessible from the following page: http://mujc.org.au/jobs.html
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TABEHODAI TEMAKI-ZUSHI BAIKINGU LUNCH
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When: Saturday November 17, 12:00 – 15:00
Where: Cocoro Japanese Pottery & Café, 117 Smith St, Fitzroy VIC 3065
What: All you can eat Temaki-zushi served on uniquely designed Cocoro Japanese pottery,
Cocoro Japanese Organic Green Tea (Genmaicha, Bancha & Kukicha)
Cost: $12.00 (basic course)
Optional Extras: Mini Dessert Platter $8.00. Choose three from the following options.
Mini green tea parfait, coffee jelly, dark chocolate & pear tart, red-bean cake. (Advanced booking required)
Organic Black Honey Green Tea Latte $4.50, Sake Tasting $8.00,
Japanese Beer (Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo, Yebisu) $6.50-$8.00, Umeshu $7.00
Bookings: Places are limited so bookings are essential (TEL: 9419 5216 or e-mail: le...@cocoro.com.au)
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2ND INTERNATIONAL ORIGAMI CONVENTION
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You are invited to attend Folding Australia's 2nd international origami convention in Melbourne.
When: 3-4 November
Where: South Melbourne Community Centre,
Corner Park street & Ferrars Place,
South Melbourne
JAPANESE LIVE MUSIC PERFORMANCES
---------------------------------
The Japanese elements - Fur Rin Ka Zan (wind, forest, fire, mountains) musicians Noriko Tadano- shamisen, Toshinori Sakamoto - taiko & Shigeru Nakajima - (a Brisbane based shakuhachi musician) will perform on 29/10/07 at 6-30pm & 30/10/07 at 5-30pm at the Festival hub main theatre Lithuanian club 44 Errol street North Melbourne
Cost: $16 adult, $12 concession/ myfringe $12
For more information please see the websites www.melbournefringe.com.au
www.ozilifestyle.info/rindo/ (show length is 75 minutes)
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SANKAI JUKU PERFORMANCE
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Founded 32 years ago by Ushio Amagatsu Japan’s Sankai Juku has presented its enigmatic all-male butoh stylings to more than 700 cities in 41 countries. Last seen in Australian in 1988, Sankai Juku makes its Melbourne debut with the visually stunning Kagemi: Beyond the Metaphors of Mirrors.
Inspired by the work of Riho Senba, a master of the Japanese art of flower arranging, ikebana, Kagemi is visually rich piece that gracefully unfolds over seven scenes. Exquisite movement is accompanied by the musical synthesis of Western and Eastern instruments into otherworldly sounds.
What unfolds is a work of breathtaking beauty. Ushio Amagatsu, Sankai Juku’s founder and artistic director, trained in classical and modern dance before beginning to create his own style of butoh. Whilst drawing on the traditions of this contemporary Japanese artform, butoh in the hands of Amagatsu has been very much influenced by European dance and as a result offers a unique vision of a a dance theatre experience.
In attempting to put the visual language of Kagemi into words, the choregrapher and principle performer poetically explains “The Kage of Kagemi is shadow, the light of contrast, the image in the mirror of water’s surface. The mi is seeing and being seen.” Kagemi then is roughly translated as seeing one’s shadows, and this dreamlike creation is certainly poetry in motion.
Melbourne International Arts Festival
11 to 27 October 2007
Visit http://www.melbournefestival.com.au/ for more details.
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FREE EVENT: THE 11TH JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL
--------------------------------------------
This is an annual showcase of Japanese Film Festival in Melbourne to celebrate its 11th year, held by the Consulate-General of Japan, Melbourne, the Japan Foundation, Sydney, supported by Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
Free tickets will be available from Saturday 27 ~ Wednesday 31 October 2007 at ACMI Box Office (Federation Square) 10 am-6pm.
Schedule of the screening:
Monday 29/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 2
"Pacchigi" - We shall overcome someday- (2004) Drama 119 min
Tuesday 30/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 2
"Linda, Linda, Linda" (2005) Comedy 114 min
Wednesday 31/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 1
"Haru no Yuki - Spring Snow" (2005) Drama 150 min
Door opens 6.15pm every night.
More details: http://www.melbourne.au.emb-japan.go.jp/jicc/pdf/2007filmweb.pdf
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マイナビ国際派就職EXPO 2007 - 東京ウインター
-----------------------------------------
2007年最後のマイナビ国際派就職EXPOです。海外在住の方にとっては、日本で本格的な活動ができる非常に貴重な機会です。もちろん、留学経験・交換 留学経験をお持ちの方、海外での職務経験をお持ちの方、バイリンガルの方は、就職・転職、海外在住・日本在住に関わらず歓迎いたします。将来の就職にそな えたいという方も、ぜひご参加ください。
■日時
12月18日（火）・12月19日（水）
参加無料・入退場自由
■会場
プリズムホール（東京ドームシティ）
http://www.tokyo-dome.co.jp/traffic/
■ホームページ・詳細情報
http://global.mynavi.jp
For more information visit http://mujc.org.au/ or email pres...@mujc.org.au
Take care,
Ash
Thank-you everyone who has attended our events this year. They would not have been this successful without you. Please note that this week's conversation session will be the last for 2007! We will resume our weekly events in March 2008. Finally, this week's Nomikai has been canceled due to Trajal students being unable to attend. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
--------------------------------
CASUAL TEA CEREMONY - WEDNESDAY
--------------------------------
Join us in the Chinese Room, Architecture building where our tea master, Mr. Sasaki, will be conducting a seminar on how to make and drink tea casually, the Japanese way! Places are limited so please get there early otherwise you will miss out on tasting the imported Japanese tea!
This Wednesday!!!
1pm-2.15pm
FREE EVENT!
Chinese Room
Level 1, Architecture building (go up the stairs and the room is on the far right)
Alice Hoy 225
-----------------------------
WEEKLY CONVERSATION SESSIONS
-----------------------------
Join us in Alice Hoy 225 to practice speaking Japanese/English in a friendly and
casual environment while enjoying some tasty snacks from Japan! Anyone with
an interest in Japanese language and culture is welcome to attend!
This Thursday - Last one for 2007!
Alice Hoy 225
1pm-2.15pm
FREE EVENT!
-------------------
JOB OPPORTUNITIES!
-------------------
We have been inundated with job opportunities for Japanese speakers to work in Australia and also English speakers who wish to work in Japan. These jobs advertisements are accessible from the following page: http://mujc.org.au/jobs.html
--------------------------------------
TABEHODAI TEMAKI-ZUSHI BAIKINGU LUNCH
--------------------------------------
When: Saturday November 17, 12:00 – 15:00
Where: Cocoro Japanese Pottery & Café, 117 Smith St, Fitzroy VIC 3065
What: All you can eat Temaki-zushi served on uniquely designed Cocoro Japanese pottery,
Cocoro Japanese Organic Green Tea (Genmaicha, Bancha & Kukicha)
Cost: $12.00 (basic course)
Optional Extras: Mini Dessert Platter $8.00. Choose three from the following options.
Mini green tea parfait, coffee jelly, dark chocolate & pear tart, red-bean cake. (Advanced booking required)
Organic Black Honey Green Tea Latte $4.50, Sake Tasting $8.00,
Japanese Beer (Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo, Yebisu) $6.50-$8.00, Umeshu $7.00
Bookings: Places are limited so bookings are essential (TEL: 9419 5216 or e-mail: le...@cocoro.com.au)
-------------------------------------
2ND INTERNATIONAL ORIGAMI CONVENTION
-------------------------------------
You are invited to attend Folding Australia's 2nd international origami convention in Melbourne.
When: 3-4 November
Where: South Melbourne Community Centre,
Corner Park street & Ferrars Place,
South Melbourne
Early bird ticket
prices:
Adult package $110, child package $80
Adult ticket $65, child ticket $35.
Normal ticket prices:
Adult package $140, child package $100,
Adult package $110, child package $80
Adult ticket $65, child ticket $35.
Normal ticket prices:
Adult package $140, child package $100,
Adult ticket, $90, child ticket $50. Sunday kids class $15.
For more information and online bookings please see the website www.papercrane.org or email in...@papercrane.org or phone
0407 595 244 Brenda.
Special
guests:
Kinoshita Go (Japan), MIchale LaFosse (U.S.A), Jonathon Baxter (New Zealand) & Ronald Koh (Singapore).
---------------------------------Kinoshita Go (Japan), MIchale LaFosse (U.S.A), Jonathon Baxter (New Zealand) & Ronald Koh (Singapore).
JAPANESE LIVE MUSIC PERFORMANCES
---------------------------------
The Japanese elements - Fur Rin Ka Zan (wind, forest, fire, mountains) musicians Noriko Tadano- shamisen, Toshinori Sakamoto - taiko & Shigeru Nakajima - (a Brisbane based shakuhachi musician) will perform on 29/10/07 at 6-30pm & 30/10/07 at 5-30pm at the Festival hub main theatre Lithuanian club 44 Errol street North Melbourne
Cost: $16 adult, $12 concession/ myfringe $12
For more information please see the websites www.melbournefringe.com.au
www.ozilifestyle.info/rindo/ (show length is 75 minutes)
-----------------------
SANKAI JUKU PERFORMANCE
------------------------
Founded 32 years ago by Ushio Amagatsu Japan’s Sankai Juku has presented its enigmatic all-male butoh stylings to more than 700 cities in 41 countries. Last seen in Australian in 1988, Sankai Juku makes its Melbourne debut with the visually stunning Kagemi: Beyond the Metaphors of Mirrors.
Inspired by the work of Riho Senba, a master of the Japanese art of flower arranging, ikebana, Kagemi is visually rich piece that gracefully unfolds over seven scenes. Exquisite movement is accompanied by the musical synthesis of Western and Eastern instruments into otherworldly sounds.
What unfolds is a work of breathtaking beauty. Ushio Amagatsu, Sankai Juku’s founder and artistic director, trained in classical and modern dance before beginning to create his own style of butoh. Whilst drawing on the traditions of this contemporary Japanese artform, butoh in the hands of Amagatsu has been very much influenced by European dance and as a result offers a unique vision of a a dance theatre experience.
In attempting to put the visual language of Kagemi into words, the choregrapher and principle performer poetically explains “The Kage of Kagemi is shadow, the light of contrast, the image in the mirror of water’s surface. The mi is seeing and being seen.” Kagemi then is roughly translated as seeing one’s shadows, and this dreamlike creation is certainly poetry in motion.
Melbourne International Arts Festival
11 to 27 October 2007
Visit http://www.melbournefestival.com.au/ for more details.
--------------------------------------------
FREE EVENT: THE 11TH JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL
--------------------------------------------
This is an annual showcase of Japanese Film Festival in Melbourne to celebrate its 11th year, held by the Consulate-General of Japan, Melbourne, the Japan Foundation, Sydney, supported by Australian Centre for the Moving Image.
Free tickets will be available from Saturday 27 ~ Wednesday 31 October 2007 at ACMI Box Office (Federation Square) 10 am-6pm.
Schedule of the screening:
Monday 29/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 2
"Pacchigi" - We shall overcome someday- (2004) Drama 119 min
Tuesday 30/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 2
"Linda, Linda, Linda" (2005) Comedy 114 min
Wednesday 31/10/07 6.30 pm ACMI Cinema 1
"Haru no Yuki - Spring Snow" (2005) Drama 150 min
Door opens 6.15pm every night.
More details: http://www.melbourne.au.emb-japan.go.jp/jicc/pdf/2007filmweb.pdf
-----------------------------------------
マイナビ国際派就職EXPO 2007 - 東京ウインター
-----------------------------------------
2007年最後のマイナビ国際派就職EXPOです。海外在住の方にとっては、日本で本格的な活動ができる非常に貴重な機会です。もちろん、留学経験・交換 留学経験をお持ちの方、海外での職務経験をお持ちの方、バイリンガルの方は、就職・転職、海外在住・日本在住に関わらず歓迎いたします。将来の就職にそな えたいという方も、ぜひご参加ください。
■日時
12月18日（火）・12月19日（水）
参加無料・入退場自由
■会場
プリズムホール（東京ドームシティ）
http://www.tokyo-dome.co.jp/traffic/
■ホームページ・詳細情報
http://global.mynavi.jp
For more information visit http://mujc.org.au/ or email pres...@mujc.org.au
Take care,
Ash
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Ashley Matthew Brito
2nd Year
Bachelor of Information Systems
Bachelor of Arts
Diploma of Modern Languages (Japanese)
--
President
Melbourne University Japanese Club
C/- Asia Institute
The University of Melbourne 3010
Email: pres...@mujc.org.au
Web: http://mujc.org.au/
--
Staff-Student Liaisons Representative
Electronic Commerce
C/- Department of Information Systems
University of Melbourne 3010
Ashley Matthew Brito
2nd Year
Bachelor of Information Systems
Bachelor of Arts
Diploma of Modern Languages (Japanese)
--
President
Melbourne University Japanese Club
C/- Asia Institute
The University of Melbourne 3010
Email: pres...@mujc.org.au
Web: http://mujc.org.au/
--
Staff-Student Liaisons Representative
Electronic Commerce
C/- Department of Information Systems
University of Melbourne 3010
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