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Korean Week (until 7/6)
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Monday, July 1, 2013 - Saturday, July 6, 2013
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
“Live band performances”18:30 – 20:30 (doors open 18:00) @ Student Hall (2F, Cafeteria)
Live band performances of traditional Korean music and contemporary K-Pop
“Dance Performances” 19:30 – 21:30 @ Wave Amphitheatre
*To be rescheduled to Thursday (July 4) in the event of rain
K-pop stage dance performances by 13 APU dance teams.
“Tourism & Bazaar”12:00 – 16:00 @ Fountain booth
Sales of local goods from around Korea including Ddeokggochi (skewered rice cakes / 100yen), Korean corn-flavored tea (50yen), Yuzu (citrus) tea (50yen), and Korean Bibim noodles (150yen).
*While stocks last
Experience traditional Korean games and pastimes including board games and Korean-style hide-and-seek.
“Korean Week Grand Show”18:30 – 19:30 (doors open: 18:00) @ Millennium Hall
Based on the concept of traditional Korean pottery, the program will showcase contemporary and traditional Korean culture including a fashion show and Taekwondo display.
NB: to be streamed live via Ustream.Please refer to the “Korean Week, Spring 2013”.
Community Cultural Exchange Event “Bringing together Korean & Japan” 12:00 – 18:00 @ Beppu Kitahama Park
Food stalls, band performances, cultural performance by APU Korean performing arts circle (from 16:00)
Monday, July 1 – Friday, July 5.
Korean mask painting and pendant decoration (free). Exhibition of masks, pottery and Hanbok – the Korean national costume.
[b]“Korean foods on the Cafeteria lunch menu” 11:30 – 13:00 @ Cafeteria Ethnic Food Corner
Bulgogi, Ddeokggochi (skewered rice cakes)
NB: While stocks last.
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 Korean Week, Spring 2013. Please be sure to tune in and enjoy the colorful performances by APU’s multilingual and multicultural students.
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