This week we're watching Takeshi Kitano's Kikujiro (1999). Come to Union 147 this Thursday (March 9th) at 6:30PM to experience this heart-tugging film. Synopsis: Masao (Yusuke Sekiguchi) is a lonely 9-year-old boy who decides to spend his summer vacation looking...
明日会話テーブルがあります。明日はKanopyというストリーミングサイトを紹介してから、みんなで「鍵泥棒のメソッド」という映画を見ようと思っています。ぜひ来てください。 This week for our conversation table we will look at the film streaming site, Kanopy and we will watch a movie "Key of Life." Please join us! Time: 12:00-12:50 Place: Curtin 187 (Language Oasis)
Join us for the annual UWM Japanese speech and recitation contest. Come compete for prizes--including a scholarship funded by Anime Milwaukee!--and support the students in the Japanese program as they show off their language and presentation skills! Congratulations to all...
It's time for a Japanese board game night! This coming Thursday (the 2nd) at 6:30-8:00PM, stop by Union 220 and play the traditional Japanese games igo and shogi with us! Don't worry if you're unfamiliar with the rules, we'll teach...
Our next film for Japanese Movie Night will be the Satoshi Kon classic, Perfect Blue. This psychological thriller follows a former pop idol, now movie star, as she has to cope with her career decisions as well as an obsessed...
Please join us for a talk by Tara Rodman of Northwestern University. Time and date: Feb 22 @ 3:30PM Location: Greene Hall 148 Abstract: In 1916, the modern dancer Itō Michio (伊藤道郎) collaborated with W.B. Yeats and Ezra Pound on...
Come along for the party as UWM grads host the annual festival that draws 10,000 fans of Japanese culture to downtown Milwaukee! http://animemilwaukee.org/
The Japanese Culture Association needs your help to make 1,000 cranes to donate to the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima. Please stop by this Thursday, February 16th from 5-7pm in Union 260. Materials and instructions will be provided!
We have a conversation table tomorrow. After the discussion time, Hale-san will introduce us "Haikyo (Abandoned Japan). It seems that visiting abandoned towns, houses and hospital sites are getting popular...? You might find a new perspective on Japan. Please come...
Come join us for conversation practice!