Nihongo Matsuri on the Oudegracht
Mea, a Vietnamese residing in Utrecht, penned this delightful account exclusively for our website, recounting her experience at Nihongo Matsuri on the Oudegracht in Utrecht.
Mea, a Vietnamese residing in Utrecht, penned this delightful account exclusively for our website, recounting her experience at Nihongo Matsuri on the Oudegracht in Utrecht.
Explore the poetic beauty of “Hanakotoba – The Japanese Language of Flowers” at Aalsmeer’s Flower Art Museum, featuring diverse artworks that reveal the hidden messages of blooms. This unique exhibition runs from 26 May to 15 September 2024.
Last Sunday, volunteers from the Japanese Cultural Centre Utrecht and Japan Fans organised a Kodomo no Hi event in the centre of Utrecht.
We are thrilled to announce the exciting collaboration between Japan Fans, the Japanese Cultural Center, and Japan Art Expo in Utrecht.
The Maneki Neko, also known as the Lucky Cat or Fortune Cat, is a popular Japanese figurine that is believed to bring good luck to its owner. The cat is typically depicted sitting with one paw raised, and is often found in businesses and homes throughout Japan.
Kaizen is a Japanese term that translates to “continuous improvement” or “change for the better.”
Some Japan Fans are Japanese Retro Computer Fans! 😉 This past Sunday, March 3rd, 2024, a group of Japanese retro computer enthusiasts cycled their way to Westerkade for a delightful meeting.
Dive into Japanese Culinary Delights with Japan Fans Workshops in Utrecht.
Japan Fans Utrecht offer various free workshops in Japanese arts & crafts. Are you ready to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Japan right here in the heart of Utrecht? Look no further!
Mrs. Yoshie Itakura is a very dear friend of Japan Fans and… a fan of everything Dutch! She teaches Japanese to Dutch students online, is designing business cards for the Japan Fans, and sent us some wonderful smartphone stands.