JAPAN PERFORMING ARTS, INC.

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Kimono & Dance Project 2024

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— KIMONO: A TRADITION OF SUSTAINABLE FASHION — KIMONO PROJECT 2023

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JPA KIMONO PROJECT

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Japan Performing Arts, Inc.

Japan Performing Arts, Inc. is a non-profit organization to introduce Japanese art forms through performing arts in New York.

Japan Performing Arts, Inc.

11 months ago

JPA announces the upcomming Kimono & Dance Project "Ages of Enchantment" 2023. This is a Free and Open to Public Program! Saturday, November 11th 5-8pm (Doors open at 4:30pm) This theater event showcases various Japanese traditional performing arts activities that JPA has been engaged in. On stage, a new perspective on kimono characteristics will be presented as well as Japanese regional traditional performances (some of them, not-so-easy to encounter even in Japan) etc.See you at the theater! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

Have you ever seen this micro tie-dye shibori technique and its fabric items? Please come to our event and actually see them! JPA Kimono Project & Japanese Dance Performances - Kimono: A Tradition of Sustainable Fashion.japanperformingarts.org/cultural-project/kimono-exhibition-2023/Free Public ProgramSaturday, June 17th 2023315 Theatre - near Times Square1pm - 5:30pm ( Events ends at 5:30pm)Booking: Eventbritewww.eventbrite.com/e/641641907217At 12:30 PM, the door will open. Those who made reservations will have priority entranceinto the theater. As long as the visitor numbers at any timing are within the venue's capacity limit,the visitors without reservations can also enter the theater, but if exceeding the limit, new visitors will have to wait until there's a vacancy in the capacity.This event is designed to have a unique mixture of cultural exchange contents with the main pillar of introducing kimono costume as an environmentally sustainable clothing, together with dancing performances wearing kimono/yukata, as well as hands-on workshop experiences in traditional crafts and techniques.Having the kimono project (presentation of kimono details and showing how to wear yukata) as the main program, we will have two of Japan's Big Three Bon Odori dances (Awa Odori and Guji Odori); Kumihimo (traditional string braiding) and Furoshiki (traditional cloth wrapping) workshops; kids' Awa Odori dance and Japanese candy/snack time; and Nihon Buyo (traditional Japanese dance) show.The spectator and stage spaces at the auditorium are generally in the same flat floor level with the exception of staircase level seats. Using this space composition, we prepared many experience-based event programs.The venue has some seats available if you prefer to just observe the event (rather than actively participating in the programs).People can freely go in and out of the theater, but the theater capacity cannot be exceeded. If the visitor number were to exceed the capacity, visitors have to wait at the entrance.If you like Japanese culture, this is going to be one of your 2023 highlights! If you are new to Japanese culture, you will have your first fun cultural immersion opportunity!#JPANYC #JPA #Japan #Japanese #Culture #Cultural #Performance ... See MoreSee Less

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Nihon Buyo - Wisteria Maiden will be danced by Midori Anami. The performance schedule is at 5pm. JPA Kimono Project & Japanese Dance Performances - Kimono: A Tradition of Sustainable Fashion.Free Public Programjapanperformingarts.org/cultural-project/kimono-exhibition-2023/Saturday, June 17th 2023315 Theatre - near Times Square1pm - 5:30pm ( Events ends at 5:30pm)Booking: Eventbrite www.eventbrite.com/e/641641907217At 12:30 PM, the door will open. Those who made reservations will have priority entranceinto the theater. As long as the visitor numbers at any timing are within the venue's capacity limit,the visitors without reservations can also enter the theater, but if exceeding the limit, new visitors will have to wait until there's a vacancy in the capacity.This event is designed to have a unique mixture of cultural exchange contents with the main pillar of introducing kimono costume as an environmentally sustainable clothing, together with dancing performances wearing kimono/yukata, as well as hands-on workshop experiences in traditional crafts and techniques. Having the kimono project (presentation of kimono details and showing how to wear yukata) as the main program, we will have two of Japan's Big Three Bon Odori dances (Awa Odori and Guji Odori); Kumihimo (traditional string braiding) and Furoshiki (traditional cloth wrapping) workshops; kids' Awa Odori dance and Japanese candy/snack time; and Nihon Buyo (traditional Japanese dance) show.The spectator and stage spaces at the auditorium are generally in the same flat floor level with the exception of staircase level seats. Using this space composition, we prepared many experience-based event programs.The venue has some seats available if you prefer to just observe the event (rather than actively participating in the programs).People can freely go in and out of the theater, but the theater capacity cannot be exceeded. If the visitor number were to exceed the capacity, visitors have to wait at the entrance.If you like Japanese culture, this is going to be one of your 2023 highlights! If you are new to Japanese culture, you will have your first fun cultural immersion opportunity!#JPANYC #JPA #Japan #Japanese #Culture #Cultural #Performance ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

Bon Odori program starts around 3pm. Let's dance together! JPA Kimono Project & Japanese Dance Performances - Kimono: A Tradition of Sustainable Fashion.japanperformingarts.org/cultural-project/kimono-exhibition-2023/Free Public ProgramSaturday, June 17th 2023315 Theatre - near Times Square1pm - 5:30pm ( Events ends at 5:30pm)Booking: Eventbrite www.eventbrite.com/e/641641907217At 12:30 PM, the door will open. Those who made reservations will have priority entranceinto the theater. As long as the visitor numbers at any timing are within the venue's capacity limit,the visitors without reservations can also enter the theater, but if exceeding the limit, new visitors will have to wait until there's a vacancy in the capacity.This event is designed to have a unique mixture of cultural exchange contents with the main pillar of introducing kimono costume as an environmentally sustainable clothing, together with dancing performances wearing kimono/yukata, as well as hands-on workshop experiences in traditional crafts and techniques. Having the kimono project (presentation of kimono details and showing how to wear yukata) as the main program, we will have two of Japan's Big Three Bon Odori dances (Awa Odori and Guji Odori); Kumihimo (traditional string braiding) and Furoshiki (traditional cloth wrapping) workshops; kids' Awa Odori dance and Japanese candy/snack time; and Nihon Buyo (traditional Japanese dance) show.The spectator and stage spaces at the auditorium are generally in the same flat floor level with the exception of staircase level seats. Using this space composition, we prepared many experience-based event programs.The venue has some seats available if you prefer to just observe the event (rather than actively participating in the programs).People can freely go in and out of the theater, but the theater capacity cannot be exceeded. If the visitor number were to exceed the capacity, visitors have to wait at the entrance.If you like Japanese culture, this is going to be one of your 2023 highlights! If you are new to Japanese culture, you will have your first fun cultural immersion opportunity!#JPANYC #JPA #Japan #Japanese #Culture #Cultural #Performance ... See MoreSee Less

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Our Emcees, Kiara Phillips, Aasiya Van and Mariam Van, for the event,JPA Kimono Project & Japanese Dance Performances - Kimono: A Tradition of Sustainable Fashion.Free Public ProgramSaturday, June 17th 2023315 Theatre - near Times Square, 1pm - 5:30pm ( Events ends at 5:30pm)For more information and booking: Eventbrite (the booking link is in our profile). At 12:30 PM, the door will open. Those who made reservations will have priority entranceinto the theater. As long as the visitor numbers at any timing are within the venue's capacity limit, the visitors without reservations can also enter the theater, but if exceeding the limit, new visitors will have to wait until there's a vacancy in the capacity.This event is designed to have a unique mixture of cultural exchange contents with the main pillar of introducing kimono costume as an environmentally sustainable clothing, together with dancing performances wearing kimono/yukata, as well as hands-on workshop experiences in traditional crafts and techniques. Having the kimono project (presentation of kimono details and showing how to wear yukata) as the main program, we will have two of Japan's Big Three Bon Odori dances (Awa Odori and Guji Odori); Kumihimo (traditional string braiding) and Furoshiki (traditional cloth wrapping) workshops; kids' Awa Odori dance and Japanese candy/snack time; and Nihon Buyo (traditional Japanese dance) show.The spectator and stage spaces at the auditorium are generally in the same flat floor level with the exception of staircase level seats. Using this space composition, we prepared many experience-based event programs.The venue has some seats available if you prefer to just observe the event (rather than actively participating in the programs).People can freely go in and out of the theater, but the theater capacity cannot be exceeded. If the visitor number were to exceed the capacity, visitors have to wait at the entrance.If you like Japanese culture, this is going to be one of your 2023 highlights! If you are new to Japanese culture, you will have your first fun cultural immersion opportunity!#JPANYC #JPA #Japan #Japanese #Culture #Cultural #Performance ... See MoreSee Less

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JAPAN PERFORMING ARTS, INC.

New York

Watch aerial video from JPA Big Three Bon Odori performance on Governors Island

Japan Parade 2023

Kimono & Dance Project 2024

— KIMONO: A TRADITION OF SUSTAINABLE FASHION — KIMONO PROJECT 2023

JPA KIMONO PROJECT