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Dear friends of Club PolyCulture de Tokyo,

Club PolyCulture de Tokyo in April welcomes you to the world of “ Japanese traditional performing art - Japanese dance (Nihon Buyou)-”.
Our guest, Mr Takujiro HANAYAGI, is a high-profile Japanese traditional dance artist.
He is not only leading a biggest Japanese dance school “Hanayagi-school (hanayagi-ryu)” as a board member and teaching at university, but also giving a lot’s of domestic & overseas performance so far.
He says his main issue is to work on an “exploration of human being” through his dance.

We will be hearing about the basics of “what Japanese dance is”, “what it means to a Japanese of today” to “Comparison with other overseas dance ”in a universal and global perspective under the theme of “ Japanese traditional performance in the world”

After his speech, he will be giving an ad-lib performance with some western music instrument.
We are very sure that this unique collaboration will not be seen anywhere else!

We are looking forward to seeing you at the event !!< where and when>

  • Date: April 3, 2010 ( Sat.)

Reception opens at 18h30, Program starts at 19h00

  • Venue: Nihonbashi ”Muromachi Fukutoku Chaya”

tel:03-6202-0599
　　　　　　〒103-0022 1st floor Mitsui Building No.6,
Nihonbashi Muromachi 2-3-16, Chuo-ku,
http://www.fukutokujuku.jp/chaya.html

  • Access: within 2 minutes walk from A7 Exit of Mitsukoshi-mae station, Hanzoman & Ginza line

http://www.fukutokujuku.jp/access.html

  • Guest: Mr. Takujiro HANAYAGI

Japanese dance artist

  • Theme: Japanese traditional dance in the world
  • Language: Basically, the speech will be in Japanese, but English or French brief summary might follow in case of need
  • Admission: JPY7000 ( Student JPY5000)
  • Reservation: please register from the website below

http://www.polyculture.net/login.htm
password: buyou

please keep in mind that the deadline of cancellation with full payment back is 27th of Marcht.

Any Cancellation without due reason after that date will be required JPY7000 **

with kind regards,
Kanji(Organizer): Mariko SUGIE, Masayoshi ISAGO, and Phillipe BOUCHET