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Philippine Week (until 6/14)
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Monday, June 10, 2013 - Friday, June 14, 2013
9:00～17:30
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
“Forum focusing on tourismMonday” June 10. 14:15-15:00 @ Convention Hall (Building A, 2F)
the economy and business in the Philippines with three guest speakers.
“Film showing” @ Millennium Hall
NB: Free entry. A total of four movies filmed in the Philippines will be shown over two days (June 11, 12).
16:00-“Bidoo Bidoo” (Filipino musical) in Filipino with English subtitles.
NB: A short speech will be given by Associate Professor ALCANTARA Lailani Laynesa during the intermission.
18:00-“ONE More CHANCE” (Filipino romance) in Filipino with English subtitles.
“Philippines Independence Day Parade”12:30-@ in front of fountain
Dressed in traditional costumes, students will parade to the sounds of popular music and a rendition of the Philippine national anthem played by the APU Wind Orchestra.
Film showing @ Millennium Hall NB: Entry free
14:45- Hollywood action film (The Bourne Legacy) in English with Japanese subtitles.
NB: A short speech will be given by Professor Francisco FELLIZAR during the intermission.
17:00-Jose Rizal (Philippine historical film) in Filipino with English subtitles.
“Harana (serenade) Night”(19:00~20:30) @ Student Hall
Mini concert by APU circle “Gospel★Soul” with pop and Filipino music.
“Grand Show”18:30~20:30 (doors open: 18:00) @ Millennium Hall
Fashion show (including works by Dita Sandico-Ong, the world famous Filipino fashion label), folk dance, original Filipino music, and more.
NB:Watch the Ustream footage at the following link.
https://en.apu.ac.jp/home/gallery/article/?storyid=56
Monday June 10 – Friday 14
"Poster display of popular Filipino tourist spots" 11:00-16:00 @ Cafeteria display booth (beside tray return area)
Ethnic cooking @ Cafeteria (lunch menu only)
Adobo (Filipino style meat and vegetable dish), Kaldereta (Filipino style beef stew).
NB: Available on a limited daily basis.
Every year during the spring (May-July) and fall semesters (November-January), APU hosts a series of Multicultural Weeks. During each week the spotlight is put on one of the many countries and regions represented on campus and that country’s culture and language are introduced and celebrated through a range of student-led events and activities. Much of the management and planning of this event is handled by students who are not native to the featured country or region. A delicious array of traditional dishes is also available on the cafeteria menu in addition to traditional dance and music performances held throughout the campus and the Grand Show held on the final day of the week.
Footage of the Grand Show will be streamed live on the internet via Ustream.Please refer to the "APU Gallery: Spring 2013, APU's inaugural Philippine Week". Please be sure to tune in and enjoy the colorful performances by APU’s multilingual and multicultural students.
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