Come enjoy traditional Japanese music known as Ohayashi, which has accompanied Japanese festivals and theatre since ancient times. Saturday, March 12 and Sunday, March 13 Times: 11:30 am, 1:30 pm, and 3:00 pm (3 times on both days. Each performance … Continue reading →
in the Toronto Storytelling Festival In 1994, a group of Japanese teachers in the Toronto area started telling Japanese folklore both in English and Japanese with a mission of disseminating Japanese folklore to Canadians at large. Yusuke Tanaka, co-founder and … Continue reading →
co-presented by the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre and the Japan Foundation, Toronto subtitled in English Get ready to laugh this February! The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will host a “Rakugo-kai” with veteran Rakugo star Yanagiya Sankyo. He became an apprentice … Continue reading →
Presented in cooperation with the Western University Department of English and Writing Studies and the London Public Library Japanese Food: A Documentary Film Series The Birth of Sake Directed by Erik Shirai 2016, 90 minutes Documentary A beautiful and immersive … Continue reading →
The Hot Docs 2017 Festival will showcase recent works from Japan in its Made In Japan program with six feature documentary films.
The exhibition will feature a number of works by An Nguyen and Jessica Mai that are featured in the book So Pretty / Very Rotten.
The Japan Foundation, Toronto and The Toronto Comic Arts Festival presents the book launch for So Pretty / Very Rotten, an official event of TCAF 2017.
The Japan Foundation, Toronto and The Toronto Comic Arts Festival presents the Lolita Culture Panel Discussion, to examine the cross-cultural influences of Lolita culture.
May 28 - The Silent Revue presents THE CHEAT (1915) is scathing in its portrayal of greed, desire, and deceit. Starring Fannie Ward and legendary Japanese screen idol, Sessue Hayakawa.
Japan Festival CANADA: Largest Japan festival in Canada! The Japan Foundation will have Travel Japanese language class on Saturday August 26 and Slice of Life: Films from Japan on Sunday August 27. Both will take place at the Noel Ryan … Continue reading →
