European Eyes on Japan
European Eyes on Japan
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What does Japan look like? European photographers in Japan.

European Eyes on Japan uses photography to explore Japanese modern life. What is unique about Japanese culture and society?

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Turku Arts Academy cello ensemble in concert in Maribor, Slovenia
The Turku Arts Academy cello quartet performed at a concert held on 3 October in Maribor, European...
Young Turku-based cellists at big youth concert in Japan
Japanese audiences will have the chance to hear the musical talents of young cellists from Turku...
European Eyes Looks on Japan in Governor's House
Launched in 1999, the European Eyes on Japan / Japan Today photography project has brought...
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Turku Arts Academy cello ensemble in concert in Maribor, Slovenia
The concerts were part of the International Youth in Concert series, following up on ones held in...
Culture Capital Turku takes young Turku-based cellists to perform at big youth concert in Japan
The students' participation is being organised by the Turku 2011 Foundation, responsible for...
Exhibition European Eyes on Japan opens
The invited artists have rediscovered aspects of Japanese culture that have often been taken for...
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Wed 21.09.2011, at 12:00
- Sun 16.10.2011, at 18:00
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European Eyes on Japan uses photography to explore Japanese modern life.
Tue 20.09.2011, at 18:00 - at 21:00
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International Youth in Concert at...
A joint concert by children’s and youth choirs from Turku and Japan. Some of the Japanese choirs come from the city of Sendai, which suffered serious damage during the earthquake, and others come from Kagoshima.