Semester 2 - Week 6 update!
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Ashley Matthew Brito
Aug 26, 2007, 1:54:58 AM8/26/07
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Mina-san,
konnichiwa!
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JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY SHORT COURSE!! - LAST CHANCE
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We are offering our members the opportunity to undertake a calligraphy course on-campus. There will be limited places offered to those who are willing and dedicated to mastering the basics of Japanese brush calligraphy. These classes will be conducted by Hongo Sensei who is a qualified calligraphy instructor. No previous experience in calligraphy or Japanese language is required. Students are required to attend at least 75% of classes to obtain their certificate of completion.
Date: Every Wednesday starting Week 7 (5th September) except mid-semester break
Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Place: TBA - On-campus (Students will be contacted via email)
Cost: one-off $30 non-refundable deposit
(covers the cost of 6 weeks of materials)
In order to keep the class size low, places are limited and will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis (confirmed upon payment). Please give your details and deposit to one of our committee members at conversation sessions or email me to make alternative arrangements. If you wish to attend but don't have membership, you may join when you pay the deposit.
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SEEKING JAPANESE CLASS PARTICIPANTS
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Our Japanese Department is seeking native Japanese speakers to attend some of their classes on 5th and/or 13th September. You will be required to speak with a group of beginner and/or intermediate level students in Japanese. Please visit our Japanese website for more information: http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/ja_index.html
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FREE EVENT: THE 11TH JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL
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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
More information available on our website.
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JAPANESE POTTERY EXHIBITION
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This exhibition introduces some of the promising artists working traditional pottery areas who are producing notable contemporary works in the ceramic genre. Focusing on "vessels", the exhibition illustrates how artists understand the functions of a vessel in an attempt to grasp the nature of Japanese pottery today.Some seek to further enhance traditional techniques while working in places where pottery has been made for centuries, adding refinements in design in the effort to create even richer works of art. Others strive to free themselves from the fetters of tradition and create individualistic ceramic wares by pursing completely new forms adapted to modern lifestyles.
When: 5th to 29th September 2007
Where: Maningham Gallery, 699 Doncaster Rd. Doncaster (Melway 33F12)
Cost: FREE
For the latest information, visit http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/ or email us: mu...@netspace.net.au
Take care,
Ash
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JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY SHORT COURSE!! - LAST CHANCE
--------------------------------------------------
We are offering our members the opportunity to undertake a calligraphy course on-campus. There will be limited places offered to those who are willing and dedicated to mastering the basics of Japanese brush calligraphy. These classes will be conducted by Hongo Sensei who is a qualified calligraphy instructor. No previous experience in calligraphy or Japanese language is required. Students are required to attend at least 75% of classes to obtain their certificate of completion.
Date: Every Wednesday starting Week 7 (5th September) except mid-semester break
Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Place: TBA - On-campus (Students will be contacted via email)
Cost: one-off $30 non-refundable deposit
(covers the cost of 6 weeks of materials)
In order to keep the class size low, places are limited and will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis (confirmed upon payment). Please give your details and deposit to one of our committee members at conversation sessions or email me to make alternative arrangements. If you wish to attend but don't have membership, you may join when you pay the deposit.
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SEEKING JAPANESE CLASS PARTICIPANTS
------------------------------------
Our Japanese Department is seeking native Japanese speakers to attend some of their classes on 5th and/or 13th September. You will be required to speak with a group of beginner and/or intermediate level students in Japanese. Please visit our Japanese website for more information: http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/ja_index.html
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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
More information available on our website.
----------------------------
JAPANESE POTTERY EXHIBITION
----------------------------
This exhibition introduces some of the promising artists working traditional pottery areas who are producing notable contemporary works in the ceramic genre. Focusing on "vessels", the exhibition illustrates how artists understand the functions of a vessel in an attempt to grasp the nature of Japanese pottery today.Some seek to further enhance traditional techniques while working in places where pottery has been made for centuries, adding refinements in design in the effort to create even richer works of art. Others strive to free themselves from the fetters of tradition and create individualistic ceramic wares by pursing completely new forms adapted to modern lifestyles.
When: 5th to 29th September 2007
Where: Maningham Gallery, 699 Doncaster Rd. Doncaster (Melway 33F12)
Cost: FREE
For the latest information, visit http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/ or email us: mu...@netspace.net.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)
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President
Melbourne University Japanese Club
C/- Asia Institute
The University of Melbourne 3010
Email: mu...@netspace.net.au
Web: http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/
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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: mu...@netspace.net.au
Web: http://mujc.customer.netspace.net.au/
--
Staff-Student Liaisons Representative
Electronic Commerce
C/- Department of Information Systems
University of Melbourne 3010
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