Haiku Workshop
By looking at models of both classic and contemporary haiku, we’ll try to find ways to put those qualities into our own writing.
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Workshops
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Haiku Workshop
By looking at models of both classic and contemporary haiku, we’ll try to find ways to put those qualities into our own writing.
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Where the Theatre Meets Origami: Kabuki-themed Origami
In this 90-minute-long workshop participants will use their folding skills to make two of following kabuki themed origami models: a Kimono and a traditional Hannya mask.
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Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
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Japan Foundation’s Marugoto Course Books
MTC: 1st FloorCome discover the new language levels of the Japan Foundation Standards and how to access the new coursework program for self-study and formal class learners.
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Sojutsu Workshop
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This workshop features Sōjutsu (槍術), meaning “art of the spear”, the Japanese martial art of fighting with a Japanese spear (槍, yari).
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Aikido Workshop – Aikijuku Dojo
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This outdoor martial art workshop showcases Aikido techniques, practicing defensive moves that are applied by trying to harmoniously get in tune with the attacker’s efforts.
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Fun with Japanese for Kids 2
MTC: 1st FloorThis is a continuation of Fun with Japanese 1. In these workshops, kids will learn to say various everyday phrases, how to read some basic Japanese, and learn some Hiragana all through fun activities.
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Aikido Workshop – Zanshin Aikido School
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This outdoor martial art workshop showcases Aikido techniques, practicing defensive moves that are applied by trying to harmoniously get in tune with the attacker’s efforts.
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Misogi-Ryu Karate Workshop
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This workshop will introduce the martial art of Karate as a method of self-defense.
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Kirigami Workshop
GEB: 2nd FloorLearn Kirigami, a variation of origami, in which the paper is cut as well as folded. This results in a 3-D design that stands away from the page.
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Aikido Workshop – AiShinKan Aikido
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This outdoor martial art workshop showcases Aikido techniques, practicing defensive moves that are applied by trying to harmoniously get in tune with the attacker’s efforts.
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Introduction to Reading Japanese
MTC: 1st FloorCome to this workshop and venture into the world of written Japanese whether you are a student or just curious.
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EN-NICHI: Japan Festival Board Game
GEB: 2nd FloorLearn about Japanese festivals and culture by playing this engaging board game, EN-NICHI (円日)!
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Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
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Where Folklore Meets Origami: Yokai-themed Origami
GEB: 2nd FloorIn this 60-minute-long workshop participants will use their folding skills to make Yokai-themed origami works.
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Japanese Language Workshop for Beginners
MTC: 1st FloorAttend a Japanese language workshop to learn about the Japanese language, and with the aid of the instructor, learn some basics of the language.
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Taiko Workshop
MTC: Yardley HallLearn all about Taiko drumming from the experts, members of Denver Taiko. This is a hands-on workshop for those wanting to learn the basics of Taiko drumming.
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Kitsune and Cat Yokai Mask Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorParticipants will experience Japanese Yokai Mask Decorating to create their own Kitsune or Yokai Cat.
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Leveling Up! Intermediate Origami
GEB: 2nd FloorIn this intermediate origami workshop, you will learn how to fold a simple dragon and be introduced to more complicated folds.
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Kitsune and Cat Yokai Mask Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorParticipants will experience Japanese Yokai Mask Decorating to create their own Kitsune or Yokai Cat.
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Japanese Language Workshop for Beginners
MTC: 1st FloorAttend a Japanese language workshop to learn about the Japanese language, and with the aid of the instructor, learn some basics of the language.
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Kintsugi Workshops
MTC: 2nd FloorA hands-on workshop about Kintsugi 金継ぎ, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending with powdered gold or other metal.
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Aikido Demonstration – Zanshin Aikido School
MTC: Polsky TheatreA demonstration of the techniques in Aikido, containing mostly blocks, locks and takedowns by the proper use of grappling techniques.
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Hidden Ninja Taiko
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)Hidden Ninja Taiko will offer Taiko workshops throughout the day, as well as short performance sets.
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Japanese Mask Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorParticipants in this ticketed Japanese Mask workshop will explore the fascinating world of Japanese folklore linked to prominent masks in Japanese culture and stories.
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Furoshiki Gift Wrapping Workshop
Nerman: 2nd FloorFuroshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to wrap gifts and everyday objects for transportation.
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Shakuhachi Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorLearn how to play the Japanese bamboo flute during this workshop with master David Kansuke Wheeler.
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The Games of Go and Shogi
GEB: 2nd FloorCome to this workshop to play actual games, see demonstrations and competition games, and hear a brief discussion of the history and rules of “go” and “shogi.”
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Fun with Japanese for Kids
MTC: 1st FloorIn this beginning workshop, kids will learn to say various everyday phrases and how to read some basic Japanese, all through fun activities.
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Japanese: Meeting, Greeting & Daily Expressions
MTC: 1st FloorAttend this Japanese language workshop to learn important phrases for meetings, greetings and other daily expressions.
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Japanese Travel Conversation Workshop
OCB: 2nd FloorA language workshop to learn about the basic travel conversations in Japanese.
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Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.
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Japanese Mask Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorParticipants in this ticketed Japanese Mask workshop will explore the fascinating world of Japanese folklore linked to prominent masks in Japanese culture and stories.
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Beginners Origami Workshop
GEB: 2nd FloorFold and build the simple – bit impressive – Sonobe cube. No complicated squash, rabbit ear, or petal folds are involved!
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Karuta for Kids
MTC: 1st FloorKids will learn how to play Karuta, traditional Japanese playing cards that feature Japanese proverbs and kana characters.
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Taiko Workshop
MTC: Yardley HallLearn all about Taiko drumming from members of Three Trails Taiko. This is a hands-on workshop for those wanting to learn the basics of Taiko drumming.
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Kendo Workshop
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)Learn the martial art of Kendo in this outdoor workshop, using a bamboo sword called a shinai.
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Tanka Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorLearn the art of Tanka, a Japanese poem consisting of five lines.
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Furoshiki Gift Wrapping Workshop
Nerman: 2nd FloorFuroshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to wrap gifts and everyday objects for transportation.
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Japanese Language Workshop for Beginners
MTC: 1st FloorAttend a Japanese language workshop to learn about the Japanese language, and with the aid of the instructor, learn some basics of the language.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorThis ticketed workshop offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the intriguing ritual of sadou (the way of tea) as a special guest.
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Shakuhachi Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorLearn how to play the Japanese bamboo flute during this workshop with master David Kansuke Wheeler.
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Tessenjutsu – Martial Arts Fan Workshop
OCB: Fountain Square (outside)This outdoor workshop focuses on Tessenjutsu (鉄扇術), or “iron fan technique” – the martial art of the Japanese war fan (tessen).
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Japanese Travel Conversation Workshop
OCB: 2nd FloorA language workshop to learn about the basic travel conversations in Japanese.
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Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.
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Karuta and Conversation Workshop
MTC: 1st FloorJoin Karuta tables for those who want to practice their character recognition skills, as well as conversation tables with KU international students from Japan to practice conversation skills.
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Yosakoi Dance Workshop
MTC: Polsky TheatreEnjoy trying the Yosakoi style of dance, which is highly energetic and combines traditional Japanese dance movements with modern music.
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Japanese Mask Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorParticipants in this ticketed Japanese Mask workshop will explore the fascinating world of Japanese folklore linked to prominent masks in Japanese culture and stories.
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Monster Mask Origami
GEB: 2nd FloorIn this intermediate workshop, participants will use their folding skills to make Monster Mask Origami.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorThis ticketed workshop offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the intriguing ritual of sadou (the way of tea) as a special guest.
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Zen Meditation Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this workshop, we will explore the basics of Zen meditation and how to practice it.
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Karuta and Conversation Workshop
MTC: 1st FloorJoin Karuta tables for those who want to practice their character recognition skills, as well as conversation tables with KU international students from Japan to practice conversation skills.
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Beyond Words: Nonverbal Language
MTC: 1st FloorAttend this workshop to learn about nonverbal language used in Japan.
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Kizuna Friendship Group: Dance Workshop
MTC: Polsky TheatreThe Kizuna Friendship group will hold a workshop showcasing authentic Japanese dances, and how to wear yukata.
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Japanese Travel Conversation Workshop
OCB: 2nd FloorA language workshop to learn about the basic travel conversations in Japanese.
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Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorThis ticketed workshop offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the intriguing ritual of sadou (the way of tea) as a special guest.
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Kanji Made Easy
MTC: 1st FloorIs it possible to learn to read Kanji in less than a year? Try out the Heisig method of Kanji acquisition in this fast-paced and fun session.
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Japanese Calligraphy Workshop
MTC: 2nd FloorIn this ticketed Calligraphy workshop, participants will learn about shodou (the way of the brush), and how to engage the brush and ink with the paper while practicing standard brush strokes used in writing kanji characters.