School of Arts Events
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2013
April
18/04/13
- 1000 Years of the Art of Japanese Books
Treasures from the Tenri Central Library
18/04/13
- Colours of Change - Sri Lanka
A photographic exhibition by Stephen Champion
19/04/13
- Wakosho: An Overview of Early Japanese books from the Tenri Central Library
Professor Hideo Yamanaka (Tenri University)
30/04/13
- The Fascination of Japanese Traditional Books
Professor Tadayoshi Ohashi (Vice President of Tenri University)
May
02/05/13
02/05/13
- Sake Tasting
Several types of Japanese Sake tasting with Japanese music AFTER FIVE, which encourage book enthusiast and non-book enthusiasts to come and have a look at the new exhibition at Brunei Gallery.
09/05/13
- Calligraphy
Nobu Takeuchi and others
Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese. If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.
18/05/13
- Gagaku and Japanese Tea ceremony
Dr Hughes (SOAS), Mr Shimizu (Tenri University) and Master Mineko Miura
Gagaku - Dr Hughes (SOAS) and Mr Shimizu, the head of Tenri cultural centre in Koln present Gagaku, the oldest surviving orchestra in the world.
Japanese tea ceremony – Enshuryu School presented by Master Mineko Miura from Holland.
23/05/13
- The Jesuit Mission Press in Early Modern Japan
Professor Ikuo Higashibaba (Tenri University)
June
06/06/13
- Postgraduate Open Evening
Representatives from departments across the School will be available to answer your questions about postgraduate studies at SOAS.
08/06/13
- Origami
Mr Masa Takeuchi
Mr Masa Takeuchi, Central St. Martin graduate, presents the art of Origami
13/06/13
- Origami
Mr Masa Takeuchi
Mr Masa Takeuchi, Central St. Martin graduate, presents the art of Origami
15/06/13
- Calligraphy
Nobu Takeuchi and others
Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese. If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.
20/06/13
- Origami and Calligraphy
Nobu Takeuchi and Masa Takeuchi
Nobu Takeuchi and others present your name in Japanese. If you wish, why not have a go and learn how to do it yourself.
