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Notification -Cultural & Press Division


UPCOMING EVENT
  Japanese Art of Sword, "Knedo" Demonstration  
  Dtae& Time::

29 May 2012, 19:00pm-

 
  30 May 2012, 10:00am-  
  Vanue: Italian Cultural Institute  
   
  Kendo, meaning "Way of the Sword", is a modern Japanese martial art of sword-fighting based on traditional swordsmanship which originated with the Samurai class of feudal Japan. Kendo is a physically and mentally challenging activity that combines strong martial arts values with sport-like physical elements.  


The application for the MEXT scholarship for 2013 has opened (16 April 2012) new

Newly Arrived Books "Japanese Pop Culture"(Library) (7 May 2012)new
 
Special Feature: Japanese Prominent Cartoonist
"Osamu Tezuka"
Astro Boy,
Phoenix,
Buddha



Invitation to "School Visit Programme"

*Please contact the Cultural & Press Division for any inquiries on 0115-511088 ext: 245  

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Culture & Other Events



      2012
         
Photo Exhibition in Commemoration of 3.11   Japanese Speech Contest at Mekelle University
26 March 2012
National Museum of Ethiopia



photo exhibition 17 March 2012
Japanese Language Unit
Mekelle University

   
1st Anniversary of the 3.11 Great Earthquake and Tsunami Girls Day with Tea Ceremony
5 March 2012
Hilton Hotel, Addis Ababa

23 February 2012
Ambassador's Residence

       
Press Tour in Jimma The Third Japan Festival
28-31 January 2012
in Jimma
14 January 2012
Juventos Club, Addis Ababa
       
National Day Reception    
1 December 2011
Hilton Hotel, Addis Ababa
   
         




    2011 Autumn
Japanese Cultural Series for 201, Autumn      
Blendrums Concert at National Theatre
  Pottery Exhibition  

On 4 and 5 October 2011, the Embassy of Japan together with the Japan Foundation presented ‘Blendrums’, a unique percussion performance, by renowned Japanese drummer Leonard Eto and his group of drummers and tap dancers, who visited Ethiopia as part of their ‘Blendrums’ East Africa Tour, 2011. The concert was held at the Ethiopian National Theatre...Read More

Leonald Eto Official HP>>>



  Japanese Ambassador H.E. Mr. Hiroyuki Kishino, Minister of Culture and Tourism, H.E. Ato Amin Abdulkadir and the Ethiopian Ambassador to Japan, H.E. Ato Markos Tekle, officially opened the Exhibition in the presence of H.E. Professor Andrias Eshete, Advisor to Prime Minster with the rank of Minster, Ato Tesfaye Gelaye, the renowned Ethiopian potter residing in Japan, members of the diplomatic corps and high government officials....Read More
Web Museum>>>
 
Ambassador Kishino led prestour to Japan Funded Projects in SNNPRS   Japanese Films Screening at the Ethiopian Film Festival  

From 16 to 20 November 2011, Japanese Ambassador H.E. Mr. Hiroyuki Kishino led a delegation of the Ethiopian Press to visit seven Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) and one Enset Nursery Center in the Gamo Gofa and South Omo Zones of the SNNPRS...READ MORE

 

On 9-10 November, the Embassy screened "Swing Girls" and "Always" at the Addis Ababa City Hall and the Russian Cultural Center respectively, in cooporation with the 6th Ethiopian Film Festival. Ambassador Kishino said in his speech that the economic boom of today’s Ethiopia resembled Japan’s experience in the early 1960s,and that is why the Embassy selected "Always" as it describes the Japan of those days.
Read Full text of Ambassador's speech

<synopsis> Always / Swing Girls







    2010-2011, Spring
         
The 2nd JEAS Assembly   Press Tour
14 May 2011
Ambassador's Residence

photo exhibition 9-11 March 2011

   
Professor Hirano Special Public Lecture Jazz Concert in Addis Ababa - Kei Akagi Trio -
7,8 March 2011
Mekelle University
Addis Ababa Universities

2 March 2011
Yared Music School


       
JEAS (Japan Ethiopia Almuni Association) Inaugurated Girl`s Day
23 February 2011
Ambassador's Residence
23 February 2011
Ambassador's Residence
       
Vegalta Sendai Cup winds up in Lalibela Sharing "What Japan is" with Junior School students
10 January 2011


25 November 2010
         





【-2010】


Embassy Marks National Day, Emperor`s Birthday (December 9, 2010)
Exploring the Gist of Japanese Culture during the Japanese Cultural Weekend
Fourteen Students awarded MONBUKAGAKUSHO (MEXT) Scholarship
Embassy Celebrates Boy's Day
GGP Projects Exhibition and Girl's Day (Hina Matsuri) FESTIVAL
Seven Students awarded MONBUKAGAKUSHO (MEXT) Scholarship
Japan donates Equipment for Hominid Fossil related facilities to the National Museum








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Scholarship Information



The application for the MEXT scholarship for 2013 has opened
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Study in Japan Comprehensive Guide


Study in Japan

This Web site is produced and operated by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is a site that provides comprehensive information regarding studying in Japan.

Click here to find Past Examination Papers





Alumuni Association "JEAS" Japan Ethiopia Almuni Association established

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JEAS 1st General Assembly

The purpose of this association is to encourage exchanges among the members, to advance grassroots friendship between Japanese and Ethiopian people and to promote culture between the two peoples.

The members of this association shall be anyone who has studied in Japan with the Monbukagakusho Scholarship or the equivalent, or served in the Ethiopian Embassy in Japan.

If an applicant does not fit this category, the General Assembly shall decide membership based upon the recommendation of the Board.




Interviwe with former MEXT scholar(Ato Lulseged)

JEAS 2nd General Assembly was held


*Please contact the Cultural Division of the Embassy for further information.

 

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Cultural Grant Assistance


Grant Asssitance for Cultural Grassroots Project (GCGP) provides non-refundable financial assistance to support the implementation of cultural and higher education projects conducted by non-profit organizations (including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), local authorities, research and higher education institutions, etc.) that are active at the grass-roots level in developing countries.

GCGP directly supports the promotion of culture and higher education at the grass-roots level in each country, while also acting as cooperation which encourages understanding of and cultural exchanges with Japan.

Please click here to get further information>>>>>



【Implemented and Implementing Projects】

An inauguration ceremony for the Project to Supply Language Laboratory Equipment and Learning Materials to the Japanese Language Unit at Mekelle University (12 November 2011)
The Project for the Improvement of the Japanese Language Learning Equipment at Mekelle University
(signed on.....)

【Cultural Grant】
Ambassador Kishino celebrates completion of hominid research related facilities  (28 February 2012)new
Japan donates Equipment for Hominid Fossil related facilities to the National Museum

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The Japanse Unit at Mekelle University , students learning Japanse with the assistace of the Language Laboratory.
Currently about 200 students (as of April 2011) are taking the Japanese Language Course at the university
National Museum, safes, shelves and equipment donated through Cultural Grant Assistance

 

 

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Library





Opening Hours: 9:00-12:00 hrs/14:00-17:00 hrs

 
The whole view of the Library
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Films about Japan
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Display of Japanese Traditional Objects
 

【Rules on using the Library】
Books are not allowed to be taken out of the library.
②Please return the book you read to the shelf you took it from.
③Using mobile phones in the Library is not allowed as it disturbs other users.
④Please be prepared to check by the guards before you enter the library.


Newly Arrived Books (Library)

















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UNESCO World Heritage in Japan


UNESCO
Japan ratified the Convention Concerning the Protection of World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 1992 and has been taking an active part in the preservation effort of its natural and cultural heritage sites. As of January 2008, Japan has 11 cultural heritage sites and 3 natural heritage sites.

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Media



Media Coverage for the Embassy's Cultutal Activities
for year 2011

ETV
16 March 2011 Press Tour
12 March 2011 Group of journalists visits Japan development project
8 March 2011 Public Lecture
2 March 2011 Japanese Group stage Jazz performance
27 Feburary 2011 Girl's Day reception
   

OTV
17 April 2011 Kei Akagi Jazz show
5 March 2011 Japanese Group stage Jazz performance
26 Feburary 2011 Girl's Day reception
   

FM Zami
16 April 2011 Thank you Ethiopia, Thank you African Union
19 March 2011 About the Press Tour (Assela & Melkassa)
19 March 2011 Application of Kaizen Project part 2
14 March 2011 Application of Kaizen Project part 1
8 March 2011 Ethiopia, Japan sign grant accord
7 March 2011 GGP inauguration -Japan funds safe water project
4 March 2011 GGP inauguration -Japan supports school expansion project
2 March 2011 Live Jazz Concert
   

*Now Zami FM radio transmits programs about Japan every Saturday in the morning

 

 

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