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When it was held this year on October 26-27, 2013 the event marked its 11th anniversary.
Traditional and contemporary song, dance and live performances are just some of the main attractions of the Tenkusai Festival. Campus festivals in Japan typically include performances by invited pop singers, comedians or other TV celebrities. However, at APU the Tenkusai provides a venue for own homegrown talent to perform and demonstrate just how much time and effort our students have put into their extracurricular, circle and club activities.
Other features of the Tenkusai are the flea markets and food stalls put on by student clubs and volunteers offering yakisoba, takoyaki and other Japanese festival favorites, and also ethnic dishes from all around the world. With around 50 stalls organized, this year’s Tenkusai was the place to taste some of the world’s “B-grade gourmet”.
The festival also featured exhibitions by student groups involved in volunteer activities, goods and produce displays by local communities, projects by Ritsumeikan University student groups, and a colorful fireworks display on the evening of the second day.
More information and images taken from the festival are available on the APU student website ‘For APU Students, From APU Students’. So please be sure to check out this website if you couldn’t get along to the festival.
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October 26th (Saturday) The 3rd Open Campus