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The Unknown Voice: Kenji Miyazawa
The Japan Foundation, New Delhi, will organise recitation of poems and stories from the selected works of the mysterious Poet, Kenji Miyazawa. Though he died at age of 37, he left many poems and stories which received the recognition only after his death. On this occasion, the messages of an unknown poet will be explored […]
Koto Concert
The Japan Foundation, New Delhi organized a musical concert of Japanese instrument – ‘Koto’. This time it featured Mr. Tomoya NAKAI and Ms. Noriko MATSUZAKA as the artists, who played classical masterpieces as well as contemporary music. Koto has recently gained publicity in India when the current PM Mr. Narendra Modi played Koto in his previous […]
Job Opening for Position of ‘Assistant Teacher’ at JF
The Japan Foundation, New Delhi supports Japanese Language Education in India through its various activities, like developing and producing teaching resources, conducts teacher training courses, seminars, workshops etc. To help promote these programs in India the Japan Foundation, New Delhi office is seeking a teacher desirous to work in this field. Responsibilities of the […]
Sumo Do, Sumo Don’t
Come and enjoy the spectacular World of Japanese Cinema at The Japan Foundation, New Delhi. The Theme of the month is “Running or Sumo – Which do you like Best?” ©1992 Daiei, Cabin With students more interested in football and scuba-diving, Professor Anayama, a former university sumo champion, blackmails graduating (and slim) student Yamamoto into […]
Parallel Nippon
The Japan Foundation, New Delhi is pleased to invite you to ‘Parallel Nippon Talk event’. Japanese peers of architecture working in India – Mr. Juichi Iida, Mr. Hisataka Kobayashi and Mr. Kenji Ishikawa have been invited for a wonderful talk on ‘Diversity of Contemporary Japanese Architecture’. They will give insight about the situations being faced by […]
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