Experiencing a Japanese Traditional Performance Art: Nihon Buyo
While living in Ofunato City, I had the chance to take traditional Japanese dance (Nihon Buyo) lessons from a professional dancer, for about half a year. Personally, performance arts tend to be out of my comfort zone, and I had no experience with dance or performance when I was in my home country, the U.S. However, I decided that living abroad would be a good chance to try something new, and I began taking private Nihon Buyo lessons after moving to Ofunato.
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A Taste of Miyagi in Tokyo
If you live in Japan, you are probably familiar with the term "antenna shop." Most often found in Tokyo, antenna shops are small prefecture-themed complexes consisting of shops, restaurants, and information centers. A Miyagi-themed antenna shop called Miyagi Furusato Plaza is located right by busy Ikebukuro Station.
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Three Things to Look Forward To In The Cold Iwate Mountains!
Right now, the mountains are full of the leaves all starting to turn fall colors, but once you start to see the autumn leaves in the city, the mountains will already have seen their first dusting of snow.
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3 Day Trip Hiking the Michinoku Coastal Trail along the Sanriku Coast(Japan-guide. com)
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On this three day trip, we hike parts of the Michinoku Coastal Trail along the Sanriku Coast. We'll start in Aomori and make our way to Sendai where the trip ends, and visit some of the most scenic spots along the way.
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About Tohoku ILC Promotion Council
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This conference, consisting of industry, academic, and government representatives, has been established to promote basic scientific research and to deepen the understanding of the International Linear Collider, as well as to research and maintain the environment during ILC installation.
http://www.tohoku-ilc.jp/en
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That's the news for this month! As always, feel free to send us any questions about local activities for the ILC, life in the region, or about working in Japan.
Best wishes,
The Tohoku ILC Promotion Council
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