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March 21st Thália Theatre, 11:00 am
Japanese Day
Origami activity, ikebana demonstration, kanji drawing, kite making, bonsai display and advice, manga, anime, go, cosplay, dance pad, Kyoto exhibition of the Japan Foundation, sushi and Japanese tea specialties in the foyer of Thália Theatre.
Új Studio:
11:00–12:00 Anime – screening of Japanese animated films (Animax)
12:00–13.00 Martial arts demonstration
Organised by the Hungarian All-Maritial Arts Federation
13:15–14:30 Tea ceremony
Speaker: Gábor Palotás
14:45–15:30 Kimono show
15:30–16:15 Haiku – Japanese poetry competition with prizes
Moderator: Judit Vihar
16:30-17:00 Concert by Kiyo-Kito Taiko Hungarian Japanese drum ensemble The year 2009 marks two anniversaries for both Japan and Hungary: the 140th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Hungary and the 40th anniversary of the resumption of those relations.
Diplomatic relations between Japan and Hungary began in 1869, in the time of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. After World War Two diplomatic relations were resumed in August 1959, in 1960 both countries opened diplomatic representations and in 1964 raised them to the rank of embassy.
After 1989, following the change of system in Hungary there was a great expansion of relations between the two countries, thanks in part to Japanese support. Since then relations between the two countries have developed steadily in the political, economic and cultural fields. This is eloquently reflected in the series of events presenting Japanese culture during the festival. The activities are free of charge and last until 5 pm.
(With the support of the Japan Foundation and Animax, and with the participation of the Hungarian-Japanese Friendly Society and the Bambuszliget Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar.)
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March 21st Thália Theatre, 7:30 pm
From the Koto to the Classics
Alkan: Symphony for solo piano
Minoru Miki: Hanayagi
Gayo Nakagaki: Peace
Gayo Nakagaki: Gekko no Kirameki
Beethoven: Piano Quintet in E flat major
Mozart: Serenade in C minor Prices: 3500, 2500 HUF
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March 22nd Thália Theatre, 11:00 am
Japanese Day
Origami activity, ikebana demonstration, kanji drawing, kite making, bonsai display and advice, manga, anime, go, cosplay, dance pad, Kyoto exhibition of the Japan Foundation, sushi and Japanese tea specialties in the foyer of Thália Theatre.
Új Studio:
11:00–12:00 Anime – screening of Japanese animated films (Animax)
12:00–13.00 Martial arts demonstration
Organised by the Hungarian All-Maritial Arts Federation
13:15–14:30 Tea ceremony
Speaker: Gábor Palotás
14:45–15:30 Kimono show
15:30–16:15 Haiku – Japanese poetry competition with prizes
Moderator: Judit Vihar
16:30-17:00 Concert by Kiyo-Kito Taiko Hungarian Japanese drum ensemble
(With the support of the Japan Foundation and Animax, and with the participation of the Hungarian-Japanese Friendly Society and the Bambuszliget Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar.)
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March 22nd Thália Theatre, 7:00 pm
The Guest Performance of the Tokyo Chamber Opera Theatre
Atsushi Nakajima–Sakae Nakamura–Hitoshi Tanaka: Legend of the Moon and the Tiger Conductor: Yuuko Amanuma
With: Masami Tanto, Tomoko Morinaga, Yoshiaki Takezawa, Akira Watanebe – voice, Yumino Toyoda – violin, Rio Toyoda – cello, Masami Nakagawa – flute, Kiai Nara – piano, Sumire Yoshihara – percussion
Director: Masayoshi Kuriyama
Sets: Toshiaki Suzuki
Costumes: Kikuko Ogata
Lighting: Ikuo Murofushi, Shinji Ayabe
Prices: 3500, 2500 HUF
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