3ZZZ is the Australia’s biggest multi-language community broadcast station.
It represents the multicultural city, Melbourne and covers 70 different languages.
It broadcasts 24 hours everyday without any breaks.
You can listen to the station tuning into FM 92.3MHz.
A “sake” tasting sponsored by Sommeliers Australia was held at “Hanabishi” restaurant, on Tuesday, May 4th, with Mr. Masahiko Iga, the distinguished Sake sommelier of the association, serving various kinds of “sake”. The number of participants was limited to 14.
The festival started early in the morning in a deep fog with a temperature of less than 10 degrees Celsius, but the fog cleared around noon, leading to a clear sky and good weather. The temperature went up to almost 20 degrees in the afternoon, resulting in an outstanding Japan Festival.
The film draws on the 16th Century Japanese folk legend of Goemon Ishikawa a ninja bandit hero who – similarly to Robin Hood – stole valuables from the rich and gave them to the poor. Over time he has become a much loved figure in Japan, being the inspiration for many Kabuki plays and even having a dedicated video game series. Kiriya takes the seeds of the legend and builds around them an epic tale of heroism and sacrifice.
Exhibition of “Tea and Zen”
Why don’t you tell your friends about this exhibition ?
The JENESYS Programme 2010 has started and is now inviting young Australians to Japan with all expenses paid by the Japanese Government.
Launch parties have been held all over Australia, such as in Brisbane, Sydney and Perth, and Melbourne had its own on Thursday, the 6th of May, at Central Pier, Docklands.
Volunteer staffs are highly welcome to support the Japan Festival.
Please contact Mr Nagashima, chief organazer of Japan Festival to via email.
As a part of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra program in 2010, Beethoven Symphony No.3 in E flat, Op.55 (Eroica) has been led by Tadaaki Otaka , who is the principal guest conductor of MSO, at Hamer Hall, the Arts Centre.
Shingo Nozao began studying traditional Japanese monochrome brushwork at the age of three. He graduated with a bachelor degree in department of Japanese literature in Hanazono university.
Landscape Garden Design Masterclass: ‘Creating Balance in City Life’
with Professor Masao Fukuhara (from Osaka, Japan), 2009 City of
Melbourne/ISS Institute International Fellow.