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Regular Japanese Film Screening – Nodo Jiman
Reiko Akagi is an enka singer (trad. Japanese pop) without much of a reputation. She and her manager, Sugai, are constantly on tour, doing small time appearances all over Japan and getting by on sales of the accompanying CDs. One day, they visit Kiryu City in Gunma prefecture where Reiko was born and raised. This […]
Regular Origami Workshop at The Japan Foundation
The Origami Oritai, India organises the regular origami workshops in the morning on every Wednesday and Saturday at The Japan Foundation, New Delhi. The sessions are open to everyone who are interested in the Japanese art of paper craft, origami. For further information, please go to the website of Origami Oritai, India http://oritai.blog.com/about/ Explore the […]
SEN RIKYU
Although 27 years have passed since the great tea master Sen no Rikyu died on the order of the taiko, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, his favorite and last disciple, Hongakubo communicates with him daily as if he were still alive. One day, Hongakubo receives a surprise visit from Lord Oda Urakusai, who has become obsessed with the […]
Regular Japanese Film Screening – OGIN SAMA
OGIN ~ HER LOVE AND FAITH The story is set in 16th century Japan of Tokugawa Shogunate Period when the Dutch and Portugese had made inroads into Japan and Christianity was introduced. Hideyoshi Toyo- tomi, the Shogunate, is an ambitious man who aspires to bring the whole of Japan under his control and also to […]
PIX: A Photography Quarterly
The Japan Foundation with Rahaab Allana presents fifth issue of PIX – A platform for showcasing contemporary photography in India and S.Asia, in a quarterly form did not exist, as such in India till PIX. PIX as a publication is about investigating and engaging with broad and expansive fields of contemporary photographic practice in India […]
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