★Ｎａｇａ　Ｚａｓｓｉ★（Ｍａｒ5ｔｈ　ｕｐ！）

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★Chatting in Japanese★

Would you like to spend time with locals interested in meeting international residents in the city and practice your Japanese? No textbook is required! Just practice speaking in Japanese and make new friends!
Date&Time:Every Thursday:13:30-16:00
Where: Dejima Koryu Kaikan,1st Floor

●Classical Japanese Dance●
“Nihon Buyo”
Let’s enjoy Nihon Buyo dance while wearing an informal kimono or “yukata”. It’s ok even if you don’t speak Japanese well. The instructor will teach you slowly and carefully. So please feel free to come and enjoy yourself!
Free admittance (We lend Yukata to you without charge.)
Number of participants capacity: 4 people at one time (Make sure to have a reservation because it’s limited.)Date&Time
2nd　and　4th　Tuesday
15：00〜17：15　


Location
Nagasaki InternationalAssociation

Come and Talk with the CIRs of Nagasaki Prefecture
As of May 2009, from 1pm until 5.30pm:
Yoo Jean from Korea, Ｎｉｃｈｏｌａｓ　Ｂａｌｌｅｎ from UＳ and Ei You from China will be available for chatting on our exchange floor.
If you have any questions or anything that you would like to talk about, please feel free to come along.

Let’s deepen our international understanding and extend our exchange circle by talking with our prefecture’s CIRs! It is a great chance to further your language ability also!


【　Details　】

May 12th（Wed）16：00〜17：00　(China)

May19th（Wed）16：00〜17：00 Yoo　Jean（Korea)

May26th（Wed）16：00〜17：00 Nicholas （America)

Jun2th(Wed)16:00〜17：00　（Ｃｈｉｎａ）

Jun9th(Wed)16:00〜17：00 Yoo　Jean（Korea)

Jun16th(Wed)16:00〜17：00 Nicholas （America)

Jun23th(Wed)16:00〜17：00 (China)

Jun30th(Wed)16:00〜17：00 Yoo　Jean（Korea)


Japanese Culture Experience Class
Would you like to have a go at Japanese culture? Volunteer teachers can teach you from the beginning about various aspects of Japanese culture. It would be a fun, interesting experience, so how about having a go?

more information →Event page