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Japanese Traditional Dance – Then, now and beyond

Senrei Nishikawa Lecture in US

 

The comparison of different types of Japanese dances such as Noh theater, dance odori, dance Mai, the creation of Senrei. The dance pieces presented by video are all inspired by a folk story dating from the 11th century, entitled "Dôjôji. It tries to present particular feature of each dance and difference between them so you can see how the culture was transmitted to Japan.

 

Lecture and performance"Song of the birds"

  Visit to Senrei's notes about this piece

6th October, 7:30 p.m.

    
   UC Berkeley International House (I-House),    
Chevron auditorium
    
   2299 Piedmont Avenue, Berkeley, CA94720  

8th October, 7 p.m.
   contact: I-House tel(510)642-9460      Asian Art Museum in San Francisco,
   
Samsung Hall
   
200 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA94102
       admission: 15$
   
   contact: Asian Art Museum tel(415)581-3500
     
 
Sponsored by :
 The Japan Foundation
 
Supported by :
 The Consulate-General of Japan in San Francisco
    The Japan Society of Northern California

 

Lecture

10th October, 5 p.m.
    Portland State University,
    Smith Memorial Student Center room296
1825 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97201                                        
admission: free
contact: Center for Japanese Studies tel(503) 725-8577
 
 
Sponsored by :
 The Japan Foundation
 
Supported by :
 The Cousulate-General of Japan in Portland

Lecture (Performance: on planning)

13th October, 12 p.m. (noon)
     CALArts (California Institute of Arts), Roy O. Disney Hall
24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA91355-2340                                             
admission: free
  
 
contact: CALArts cel(909)575-7137
 
JACCC tel(213)628-2725
     
 
Co-organizer :
 Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
     
 
Sponsored by :
 The Japan Foundation
 
Supported by :
 The Consulate-General of Japan in Los Angeles

 

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