Japanese Arts & Culture from the Centre of Utrecht
The Blue Zone of Okinawa, Japan, is one of the world’s five Blue Zones, where people live longer and healthier lives than the global average. Their secrets to longevity include a focus on Ikigai (finding your purpose), Hara Hachi Bu (eating in moderation), Moai (strong social connections), movement and mindfulness, …
Calling all matcha lovers! Indulge in the exquisite layers of flavor with our Vegan Matcha Mille Crepe Cake recipe. Embark on a culinary adventure and create this masterpiece of vegan artistry. 🍵🍰
Medieval Japan Must-Watch Films? Yup, in this cinematic exploration, we delve into some of the finest Japanese films that have brought the Middle Ages to life on the silver screen.
“An Intersection of Haiku and Art” is a guestblog written by Taibi Malaj.
“A Memorable Day at the Japanese Language Festival” is a guest blog written by an anonymous attendee of the Nihongo Matsuri on September 10th 2023. All pictures were taken by the organization of the event, with many thanks to Tibo for editing them!
Mukashi Banashi is the title of our mini event, this Sunday, where we will read a Japanese fairytale.
Read more about the Taiko Stairmaster Workshop.
On 16 September, Japanese flute music about birds will be heard in the Dom Church in Utrecht. This concert is supported by the Japan Fans foundation.
An interview with Mika Horie, an artist passionate about Japanese paper and cyanotype printing. She tells about her journey, traditional gampi papermaking, and captivating blend of Western photography with Japanese handcraft.
