Culture Day 2023 - June 18th, 13:00 - 16:00
We are happy to announce our annual Culture Day, this year on June 18th, from 13:00 - 16:00.
We have created an exciting program for all of you, to experience Japanese culture in our lovely facilities in Vedbæk, Denmark.
We have created an exciting program for all of you, to experience Japanese culture in our lovely facilities in Vedbæk, Denmark.
Program
HaikuPå Japan-dagen 2023 kan du i konferencerummet møde medlemmer af Haikugruppen i Dansk Forfatterforening, der vil introducere en af verdens korteste digtformer, haiku. Her kan du lære om, hvad et haiku er, prøve at skrive dit eget haiku og vinde en præmie for dagens bedste digt. Du kan købe haikusamlinger, både medlemmernes egne haikusamlinger og gruppens to jubilæumsantologier samt det nye tidsskrift ”Guldsmeden”.
Haikugruppens hjemmeside |
Japanese CalligraphyMartin Chrestensen will offer insights into the world of Japanese calligraphy in his workshop on June 18th. Come and try out calligraphy for yourself, or admire the art created by Martin.
"Under mit udvekslingsophold på Dōshisha University i Kyoto fik jeg rig mulighed for at dygtiggøre mig i forskellige stilarter og som resultatet af min træning fik mestret mere end bare de basale teknikker. Min kunst er unik, personlig og hundrede procent med respekt for den traditionelle japanske filosofi bag denne kunstform." Martins website |
Waku WakuDetails to follow. |
Bonsai v. Dansk Bonsai Selskab og Bonsai MurinOplev de smukke Bonsai træer og lær om den flere hundrede år gamle teknik der ligger bag, når Dansk Bonsai Selskab og Bonsai Murin præsenterer deres Bonsai på centret d. 18. juni!
Det vil også være muligt at købe Bonsai til kulturdagen. Bonsai Denmarks hjemmeside |
KyudoKom forbi til kulturdagen og oplev en opvisning af ægte traditionel japansk bueskydning, også kaldet Kyudo, fremvist af det danske Kyudo forbund Kyudojo Seishinkan.
Der vil også være mulighed for at møde klubbens medlemmer ved deres stand, og høre mere om deres aktiviteter. Kyudo forbundets hjemmeside |
CosplayDetails to follow. |
Japanese Tea CeremonyExperience an authentic Japanese tea ceremony with ceremonial green matcha tea in the European Center's Japanese tea pavilion, "Bosei-tei".
ALL OF THE TEA CEREMONY SEATINGS ARE FULLY BOOKED! However, you can registerer your name on the waitinglist. Then we will contact you if any of the seatings should become available due to cancellation. To register, send an e-mail to: tuec@u-tokai.dk |
WasaiWhat is ”和裁ーWASAI”? The sewing of Japanese clothes (Kimono) is called "WASAI". And the technicians are called "和裁士-WASAISHI". Basically, kimonos are sewn by hand without relying on machines. There will be an exhibition of the authentic tools actually used to make kimonos and you can see and try traditional hand sewing on June 18th. Experience traditional techniques! Manami Kato 1st class certified Kimono tailor. Those who have obtained Level 1 of this qualification have earned a high reputation in the industry and are nationally recognized qualified persons who have passed an examination that certifies the higher level of knowledge and skills for tailoring kimono. |
Koibi - Japanese art printsAbout Koibi 鯉美: "Transform your home with quality Japanese art prints." Koibi is an art project about Japan—founded on an interest in cultural differences and building relationships with people curious about the world. By collaborating with artists committed to positively impacting others and our planet, we are promoting peace through art inspired by Japanese culture. Koibi website ____ About the artist behind the work presented: Jonas Nielsen ニールセン ヨーナス On a trip to Japan in his early 20s, Jonas was attracted by the unknown—exploring a foreign culture with love and curiosity.
He has lived in Tokyo and in the rural areas of Niigata where he became fascinated by contrasts. His inspiration comes from reflections and the beauty of Japan and its array of cultural events. He hopes others can experience joy through art and stories, and that peace and love will win. |
IO - Japanese tea productsDetails to follow. |
Aikido |
Japanese fashion |
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Creative Childrens Area |
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A cozy area where children can unleash their creativity through playing fun games together, drawing freely to their hearts content - and last but not least - by exploring the traditional Japanese paper folding technique, that can create a plethora of different sculptures of any imaginable thing, which is also known as origami. |
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