As the 2nd Jak-Japan Matsuri will be held in 25 September-3 October 2010, Organizing Committee of Jak-Japan Matsuri will provide some grant for partial funding for the operations of the project which aims to foster and develop friendship between Japan and Indonesia, which is organized by the organization / groups of Indonesian citizen.

For lighting the torch of eternal friendship between Japan and Indonesia, we wait for proposals from you.

1. Project Requirements

The Japan Foundation Jakarta in cooperation with NICE-DAY introduces the technique of "Stop Motion Animation" in Jakarta, cooperates with Yayasan SET in "LA Lights Indie MOVIE 2010" in Bandung and Yogyakarta.

Speaker:

(stop motion animator) from NICE-DAY Japan.

INAZUMI KIMIMASA, 'Koke Da Marimove'-character designer, was born in Okayama, Japan in 1982. She studied Film Production & Stop Animation Production at the Japan Academy of Moving Images (http://www.eiga.ac.jp/index.html)

After graduated, he joined in the production of 'Shisha no Sho (Book of the Dead)' work of Kihachiro Kawamoto well known with 'Sangokushi' on NHK TV, and also learned the puppet animation. Currently Kimimasa joined NICE-DAY. Kimimasa works spread in various media including TV commercials such as NHK Enterprise, Takara Tomy, Panasonic, Kewpie Corp, etc. Kimimasa handles character design, puppet animation, clay animation, paper-cutout animation, shooting, lighting, and finally total art director.

In a series of Nu-Substance Festival 2010 Bandung

The world has become a network of information without being able to avoid. Century 21 has character of being missing from reality. The world becomes transparent, the reality disappears, the reality of object and the environment created by the global media: television, internet and digital culture. Media connects us one time but after that it will separate us from reality, from human, object and other experiences.

 

The Japan Foundation will participate in a special program of Nu-Substance Festival. In this year exhibition , Agung Hujatnikajenong (Selasar Sunaryo Artspace Curator) specifically explores the curatorial theme of "The Loss of the Real", which is expected to become a vehicle to conduct a study and reflection associated with the development of information technology and new media.

 

In general, this exhibition will reflect the situation in the information age that makes the world more connected and becoming more transparent. Realities of the 21st century has undergone a shift when the reality that we know decays more and replaced by a new reality which is represented by the presence of information technology and media.

Events:

Place:
Selasar Sunaryo Art Space

Jl. Bukit Pakar Timur no. 100, Bandung
(www.selasarsunaryo.com )

Have you heard about the heroic story of Mas Endang?
August 2007, a student in apprenticeship comes from Cirebon, Endang Aripin (21) plunged into the sea to rescue two Japanese schoolgirl who drowned. Then, mas Endang become part of the story of the beach in the province of Miyazaki, Japan. Almost no one cares with this humanitarian story, until Miyuki Inoue a Japanese elementary school teacher in Bandung at that time, reading an article in the Jakarta Shimbun about the incident.

Time
August 3, 2010
I: 15:30 to 17:30 (film screening + Introduction of activities of J2Net)
II: 19:00 to 21:00 (film screening After-talk with director Miyuki Inoue)

Place
JF Hall
Gd. Summitmas 1, lt. 2
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 61-62
Jakarta

Open to the PUBLIC & FREE

* Seats are available for the first 150 people come.

"Teaching and Making Dokkai Test"

 

Organized by Department of Japanese Language, UNJ-ASPBJI Jabodetabek and The Japan Foundation.

Time
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
8:00 to 16:00

Place
Aula Gedung Perpustakaan UNJ
Jl. Rawamangun Muka
Jakarta Pusat

Registration and Payment
No later than July 24, 2010
Cost Rp. 60000
Transfer to account
Bank BCA Cab. Kelapa Gading
a/n Viana Meilani Prasetio
Acc No. 065-066-0153

Secretariat:
Japanese Language Programs
Faculty of Languages and Arts
E Building, Campus A
Universitas Negri jakarta
Jl. Rawamangun Muka kav 4
Tel 021-71681471/085883171149
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(Japanese Traditional ornamental ball)

Temari is a symbol of perfectionism in Japan. Temari is often given as gifts when someone in happiness. Temari formerly also known as "Mom's lovely ball." Around 1800 until 1950, Temari become kind of toy made for children. As home craft made by the mother and grandmother to entertain the children, Temari tradition began to fade more because the production of rubber and plastic ball which are more modern. To prevent its extinction, Temari is now produced in entire Japan, made of paper, cotton or yarn, and decorated with embroidery. The balls are now into complexity of design and made as decoration and not played as toy anymore.

Opening of Exhibition:
Friday, August 6, 2010
10:30 to 12:00

Exhibition:
6 to 26 August 2010
10:00 to 18:00 (Monday - Friday)

Venue:
JF Mini Gallery
Summitmas I fl. 2
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 61-62
Jakarta

Open to the PUBLIC & FREE.

Workshop:
Thursday, August 19, 2010
11:00 to 13:00

Venue:
JF Multifunction Room
Gd. Summitmas I lt. 2
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 61-62
Jakarta

Material Fee:
Rp. 50000

Requirements of workshop participants:
WNI Age >21
Not bring small children
Had never participated in Temari workshops.

Workshop Registration:
since August 5, 2010 (Monday - Friday, 10:00 to 16:00)
(Closed if number of participant has reached 30 people)

Place of registration:
JF office.
Summitmas I Fl.3
Jl. Jend.Sudirman Kav. 61-62
Jakarta

(International IGO Match)

Igo competition aims not merely to find the winners but rather to strengthen the friendship among players. Emergence of skillful players names outside the Japanese Igo-player proves the success of the mission of cultural exchange through this sport.

Time:
August 8, 2010
07:45 to 16:30

Venue:
JF Hall
Summitmas 1, Fl. 2
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 61-62
Jakarta

Registration:
No later than July 23, 2010

Info:
Edwin (IGO Federation in Indonesia)
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T. 0817-988-9345

This event is organized by the Association IGO & SHOUGI Jakarta, with the cooperation of The Japan Foundation Jakarta.

18 August 2010 (Wednesday)
15:30 Boku no Oyaji to Boku (Ayahku dan Aku) – 1983/87 mnt

20 August 2010 (Friday)
15: 30 Nijushi no Hitomi (12 Pasang Mata Bola) – 1987/129 mnt

23 August 2010 (Monday)
15:30 Matteshimatta Tenkosei (Menunggu Akira) – 1985/97 mnt

24 August 2010 (Tuesday)
15:30 Jiro Monogatari (Riwayat Jiro) - 1987/110 mnt

25 August 2010 (Wednesday)
15:30 Natsu no Pe-ji (Kenangan Musim Panas) - 1990/92 mnt

26 August 2010 (Thrusday)
15:30 Shonen Jidai (Masa Kecil) - 1990/117 mnt

27 August 2010 (Friday)
15:30 Dokomademo Ikou (Ayo Jalan Terus) - 1999/74 mnt

 

FREE tickets can be obtained from one hour before the screening in same place.

All films are with Indonesian subtitle.

Please bring a sweater/jacket because the hall uses AC.

Please do not eat or drink inside the hall.

We inform to all members and visitors of library that the re-organization and re-checking of all Library collections 2010 will be held based on the schedule below:
1.    The Last time to borrow book is Friday 23 July 2010. It is expected that the books will have been returned on Saturday, 21 August 2010.
2.    Starting from Monday, 26 July 2010 until Saturday 21 August 2010, Library open as normal but DOES NOT LEND BOOK / EXTENDING BORROWING PERIODE.
3.    During the re-checking of library collection, LIBRARY CLOSED from Monday, 23 August 2010 until Wednesday, 15 September 20010, including Idul Fitri feast.
4.    Thursday, 16 September 2010 LIBRARY OPEN AGAIN as normal.
5.    During Ramadhan, Library closes at 05.00 p.m.

Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

Library
The Japan Foundation Jakarta

Library The Japan Foundation Jakarta has a number of classical music notation book collection which is a donation from the NPO "Music Sharing" to build and promote classical music education in Indonesia.

This music book collection consists of books that contain scores of classical music works of renowned musicians such as JS Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, etc. to be played by Violin.

All thirty one titles of these books covers methods and techniques for practicing violin such as in the "42 capricci for solo violin" (Paganini), or "The school of violin-Technics" (Schradieck), then there is also a score to be played together with piano as in "Sonatas for piano and violin "(Mozart), as well as scores for the concert / orchestra, such as" Violin concerto in E major "(JS Bach).

Because this is special collection service , so to be able to select and view it, we provide the list of titles and a photocopy of the title page of each book.
Furthermore, this collection can be viewed and copied in a limited number by library users, but can not be borrowed to take home. Before use it, library members can show the member card, and for non-members are asked to show identity card / other identification.

For Users from outside Jabodetabek, please contact us first before planning to come to the library, for the sake of more effective copy service.
For more information please contact The Japan Foundation Jakarta library at 021 520 1266 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

About NPO "Music Sharing"