Welcome N-dimensional Japan (NDJ) is a non-profit registered organization at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Our group is devoted to the study, research, and promotion of Japanese culture to help contribute to cultural diversity in Minnesota. Throughout the year, NDJ
organizes academic and educational events, seminars, and workshops on a
wide variety of topics related to Japanese culture and traditions in
order to provide an open forum of intellectual and cultural exchange to
all who are interested in Japan. Everyone is very welcome to our workshop & seminar events! Presentation Opportunity We are currently looking for lecturers who would like to present and share topics related to Japan or Japanese culture. Presentations may be in English or Japanese. Anyone who is knowledgeable and passionate is welcome to be a speaker. Please show us your dimension! The lecturer application form is available online. Poster Presentation Opportunity We offer poster presentations about Japanese culture to all attendees in our monthly events. Theme is anything about Japan. Suggested themes are Japanese
art, Japanese food, Japanese architecture, Japanese martial arts,
Japanese movie, Japanese animation, Japanese manga, J-pop, your journey
in Japan, etc. Join our Email List (Free) Joining the email list allows us to send you timely announcements,
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unsubscribe at any time. Please sign up at:Contact us   | Announcement On March 11, a huge 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami hit Japan, causing widespread destruction.We at N-dimensional Japan are all shocked and deeply saddened by the tragedy that has befallen Japan. Upcoming Event: The Journeys of JAPAN The first part of our two workshop & seminar events in February, "The Journeys of Japan", is coming on this Friday, February 17. Invited lecturers and NDJ officers will present seminars on Final Fantasy X, Setsubun, High-tech Toilet, and Study Abroad of Japanese Students.Date: Friday, February 17, 2012 Time: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Location: Room 3-120, Molecular Cellular Biology, Minneapolis East Bank Campus, University of Minnesota (420 Washington Avenue SE Minneapolis, MN 55455) Admission: Free The Elegance of JAPAN The second part of our two workshop & seminar events in February, "The Journeys of Japan", is coming on this Friday, February 24. We will focus on the profound and elegant aspects of both traditional and contemporary Japanese culture - Japanese art, garden and architecture. Date: Friday, February 24, 2012 Time: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Location: Room 100, Ralph Rapson Hall, Minneapolis East Bank Campus, University of Minnesota (89 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455) Admission: Free + More information will be coming soon! Japanese dishes from Sushi Do Minneapolis will be served! Sushi Do Minneapolis: http://sushidominneapolis.com/ Donation Information: We would like to ask your help to Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief. There are several organizations that you can contribute to this relief effort through donation online. LINK  Action For Japan: N-dimensional Japan support Action For Japan. |
