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AIRA participated in the ABIKO City’s “Antenna Shop” in Marunouchi,Tokyo

AIRA participated in the ABIKO City’s “Antenna Shop” in AIRAのカウンターMarunouchi,Tokyo

Date: December 9-10, 2015  11:00a.m.-7:30p.m.

Venue: “City Eye” on B1 floor of Marunouchi KITTE Bldg. Tokyo

Attendees: Messrs. Hayasaka, Hesaki, Kadota and Nakamura

 Chiba Prefecture set up temporarily an antenna shop called Chiba I-CHI-BA (Chiba’s Market), a kind of showroom testing sales of local specialties, aiming to appeal the attraction of the prefecture. Abiko City participated in the event, in which AIRA exhibited panels showing its activities as one of organizations in the city, jointly with other entities such as “the Abiko Furusato-Sampin-Ikusei-Kyogikai” (Council for the Promotion of Local Specialties), Chuo Gakuin University (CGU) and Kawamura Gakuen Woman’sUniversity(KGWU).

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15.12 Kindergarten Kids Enjoy Bamboo Dance

Kindergarten Kids Enjoy Bamboo Dance

踊りを披露する小野イメルダさんと嶋田雪絵さんDate/time: Tuesday, December 8, 2015 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m.

Venue: Kashiwa Midori Kindergarten, Kashiwa

Volunteers: AIRA Cultural Dance Group Members (Ms. Imerda Ono, Ms. Yukie Shimada)

 Kashiwa Midori Kindergarten implements a program for kids to let them choose any item out of three events, bamboo dance, Japanese dram wadaiko, and wild-horse-dance, and perform in a finishing stage.

 Stimulated by a TV program of bamboo dance for one thing, teachers wished to let kids see and practice a real dance for the other. In response to their request AIRA members visited and played with them, which was the second time since last year.

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The 24th Abiko International Festival 2015

The 24th Abiko International Festival 2015

みんなで踊ろう!Date: Sunday, November 29, 2015

Venue: Hall, gallery and salon of Abiko Civic Plaza (Abiko Shopping Center)

 The 24th AIRA festival was specially marked by the 45th anniversary of Abiko since its organization as a city.

 The main theme of this year’s festival was titled “Tiny Exchanges Make Deeper Understanding”, and the festival was aimed to promote mutual understanding of all people, in and out of Abiko, through interactive exchange on culture and customs.

 

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