skip to main |
skip to sidebar
ShowingJapan is Japanese volunteer group of Houston, Texas. ==Please enjoy more pictures at Japanese website== http://showingjapan.spaces.live.com/
Award
Our activity was highly recognized and received Japanese Foreign Ministers Award
in March 2004.
in March 2004.
ohgi
Presentations offered
Presentations offered
overview of Japan, school life, food, holiday, tea ceremony,
flower arrangement,calligraphy, karate, Japanese dance,
music, costuming Kimono, Paper folding(Origami), traditional games, folk tale etc.,
Hours
weekdays, 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
Distance
within a distance of 20 miles from our office. (I-10 and Eldridge)
Cost
travel and materials may be charged at cost.
overview of Japan, school life, food, holiday, tea ceremony,
flower arrangement,calligraphy, karate, Japanese dance,
music, costuming Kimono, Paper folding(Origami), traditional games, folk tale etc.,
Hours
weekdays, 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.
Distance
within a distance of 20 miles from our office. (I-10 and Eldridge)
Cost
travel and materials may be charged at cost.
About Us
- SHOWINGJAPAN
- Showing Japan is a group of volunteers, dedicated to introduce Japanese culture in the Houston area. It was started by the Japanese parents whose children went to local school. The school asked parents to volunteer to show our culture as a part of school curriculum. In 1989, as the interest in our culture was growing, we established a nonprofit organization, Showing Japan, to manage the request for cultural education. At the onset, our budget came from Japanese Supplementary School. But now we are the under the management of the Japanese Business Association and also the contributions from the organizations we visited make our presentations. Our activity was highly recognized and received Japanese Foreign Ministers Award in March 2004. Presentations offered overview of Japan, school life, food, holiday, tea ceremony, flower arrangement,calligraphy, karate, Japanese dance, music, costuming Kimono, Paper folding(Origami), traditional games, folk tale etc.,
No comments:
Post a Comment