Japan Art Expo
We are thrilled to announce the exciting collaboration between Japan Fans, the Japanese Cultural Center, and Japan Art Expo in Utrecht.
Category:Japanese Culture & History
Kaizen
Kaizen is a Japanese term that translates to “continuous improvement” or “change for the better.”
Workshops in Japanese Arts & Crafts
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!
Nihongo Matsuri Oudegracht Utrecht
Behind the scenes, we’ve been working on it for a while: Nihongo Matsuri Oudegracht Utrecht! Read all about this upcoming event below.
Japanese Calligraphy in Nijmegen
Can’t wait for the next Creative Meetups for Japanese (inspired) artists in Utrecht? Then join us for an immersive experience in the captivating art of Japanese Calligraphy in Nijmegen, taught by LANKA, on February 18, 2024, at 13:00 PM.
Japanese Sea Music in Nieuwegein
On Sunday 4 February 2024, Selene & Martine will play all kinds of Japanese sea music in Nieuwegein, at Keep in Mind, in the series “Gluren bij de Buren”.
Kuchi Matsuri
As we stride into 2024, the Japan Fans proudly announce one of their ambitious goals: to enrich and diversify its culinary workshops under the banner of “Kuchi Matsuri.”
Japanese Language Festival in Leiden
Do you remember our Japanese Language Festival in Utrecht Leidsche Rijn? If you liked that one, you will love to read that a similar event will be organised in Leiden!
Kintsugi Workshops in Utrecht
One of the (many!) plans that Japan Fans have for 2024 is to organize free kintsugi workshops in their own Japanese Cultural Center – the “Atelier” of the Leidsche Rijn library. In this blog post you can read more about kintsugi – repairing ceramics with gold. Kintsugi, also called kintsukuroi, is an ancient …
The Blue Zone of Okinawa
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, …