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9th May 2015, 03:41 PM
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JNU Kizuna

I am looking for details about Japanese Cultural Festival, 'KIZUNA' at Centre for Japanese, Korean and North East Asian Studies - School of Language Literature & Culture Studies at JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University) so please provide me the same?
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19th February 2016, 06:53 PM
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Re: JNU Kizuna

Hello sir ! I am a student of Jawaharlal Nehru University . will you please provide me information about Kizuna event which is held on 28-30 march 2008 ?
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19th February 2016, 06:53 PM
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Re: JNU Kizuna

Hello buddy as you want here we provides you information about Jawaharlal
Nehru University Kizuna event as follows

The Centre for Japanese Korean and North East Asian Studies, SLL&CS with
the support of the Embassy of Japan and The Japanese Association (Delhi)
organized a three day Japanese Cultural Festival- ’Bunkasai’ held on 28-30
March, 2008 under the title Kizuna.

The term Kizuna in Japanese refers to ’bonding’. The event was coordinated
by Dr. Manjushree Chauhan, CJKNEAS. The event started with a one day
seminar on ’Japanese Culture Studies’ held on 28 March, 2008 at SLL&CS.

Senior professors and research scholars from SLL&CS and SIS, JNU and
University of Delhi presented research papers on various aspects of Japan
and its culture.

The Seminar was convened by Dr. P.A. George, CJKNEAS. It consisted of
three academic sessions covering wide range of issues on Japan such as
Japanese Society, Culture, Religion, Linguistics, Literature and Gender
Studies.

The event was almost historic for CJKNEAS as it was for the first time that a
seminar exclusively on Japanese Culture Studies was held in India.

The inaugural address was given by Prof. R. Kumar, Rector, JNU, and the
welcome address by Prof. Varyam Singh, Dean, SLL&CS, was followed by
some remarkable speeches by experts on Japan and also by senior delegates
from Japanese Embassy as well as The Japan Foundation.

The day provided students an opportunity to exchange their views with
experts in Japanese studies.

The following day saw a colorful and vibrant range of cultural activities
performed by Japanese experts and students of Japanese Language from
various institutions in Delhi.

The day began with Yukata (Japanese dress) demonstration and a workshop
on Calligraphy under the guidance of Mr. Iwashita from The Japan
Foundation.

The Chief Guest of the day was Mr. Hajime Matsumura, First Secretary,
Embassy of Japan and Director, Japan Information Centre.

The performances began with Japanese traditional drums (Taiko), performed
by the Taiko Club Team of Japanese nationals.

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Jawaharlal Nehru University


New Mehrauli Road, Near Munirka,

New Delhi, Delhi 110067
Phone:011 2674 2575


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