Japan Creative Centre



October 2014


Overview

This September, JCC hosted a couple of events one of which was a collaborative exhibition entitled “Ikebana Inspired by Baba and Nyonya”. This exhibition blended traditional Japanese Ikebana with peranakan culture. The exhibition featured various flower arrangements, some of which used traditional flowers. As part of the exhibition, there was also a demonstration done by Mr Bernard Tay who explained his creations step by step. Also held in September was a Shogi (Japanese Chess) workshop done by professional Shogi player Ms Madoka Kitao. Ms Kitao brought in her own original creation “Let’s catch the lion” and taught guests how to play the game.

 

Message From Director Of JCC

Recently a volcano in Japan, Mt Ontake, erupted causing the tragic loss of dozens of hikers. This is an instance in which Nature gives us human beings a challenging time. However despite giving us tragedies, Nature graciously provides us with even more blessings., Click to Read More

 

1.1 Ikebana Inspired by Baba and Nyonya Opening Ceremony & Exhibition

“Ikebana inspired by Baba and Nyonya” Exhibition opened on the 2nd of September. This unique exhibition showcased the beauty of the Japanese art of Ikebana fused with peranakan elements. Click to Read More

 

1.2 Ikebana Inspired by Baba and Nyonya Demonstration

In the late afternoon of the 5th of September, guests gathered in JCC for an Ikebana demonstration by Mr Bernard Tay. Mr Tay is a member of Tokyo Sogetsu Teachers Association, a member of Ikebana International Singapore Singapore Chapter 135 as well as the advisor to the Singapore Sogetsu Association. Click to Read More

 

1.3 Shogi Workshop By Madoka Kitao

On the bright and sunny afternoon of the 13th of September, a Shogi workshop was held at JCC. The workshop was conducted by Ms Madoka Kitao who is a professional Shogi player. Ms Kitao, dressed in an intricate hakama, first gave a presentation to those in attendance about the history of Shogi and its evolutions. Click to Read More

 

2 Japanese Cultural Fact ( Autumn Foliage )

Japan is located in the temperate zone of the Northern Hemisphere, and it's home to many deciduous plant species whose leaves turn color in the fall, including the maple, ivy, yamaurushi (a type of sumac), and mountain ash. When autumn deepens, these leaves change from green to red and gold. Click to Read More


ANNOUNCEMENT

The Japan Foundation invites individuals and organizations that are planning international exchange projects and activities to participate in programs of the Japan Foundation. The Japan Foundation carries out its programs and activities in the three major areas of Art and Cultural Exchange, Japanese-Language Education Overseas, Japanese Studies Overseas and Intellectual Exchange, as well as Strengthening the Cultural Exchange in Asia. Successful applicants are provided with grants, research scholarships, Japanese-language training programs, and other forms of support.

Please Click On The Link Below For More Details:

http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/program/index.html

Please Click On The Link Below For More Details:

http://www.osaka21.or.jp/jecfund/en/index.html

Please Click On The Link Below For More Details on Free/Online Japanese Lessons"

http://www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp/JCC/nihongo.pdf


UPCOMING EVENTS IN JCC

01.10.2014-09.10.2014

Architectural Exchange Project Exhibition

15.10.2014-18.10.2014

4th JCC Sustainable Fashion Design Contest Exhibition

 

SUPPORTED EVENTS

03.10.2014-05.10.2014

Songs from Singapore to Tohoku 2014
19.10.2014

Urasenke Charity Chakai

14.11.2014 -16.11.2014

JAPAN THEATER

   

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01.07.2014-21.01.2015 Singapore International Violin Competition 2015

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Naoko Tosa Space Flower Showcase

26.09.2014-09.11.2014

Toru Kuwakubo: One Wonderful Day Which Cannot Be Forgotten

20.09.2014 - 18.10.2014
Rising Contemporary Artist Teppei Kaneuji Solo Show
03.10.2014-24.10.2014 Unveiling Japanese Design By Designer Oki Sato
14.10.2014

International Friendly Match Football: JAPAN VS BRASIL

   


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