
Rie Ip |
Japanese dance, a term which has never been in my mind. The best I know about Japan would probably limited to TV programs like Japanese culture or traveling or some Japanese movies.
I was surprised when I heard of Japanese dance when I first heard from a friend of mine back in years ago. How come there is such traditional culture in such a small place - Hong Kong? Read
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Junko Tanaka |
It has been over one and half year since I started my Japanese dance at Konokai.
I have been learning ballet, piano, swimming, calligraphy in my childhood, then, I tried aerobics, yoga, hip-hop, belly dance when I grow up. Nevertheless, “I want to learn more, know more in depth about dancing!”, Read
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Izumi Ninomiya
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I started to learn Japanese dance
a year and half after I moved to HK with my husband.
When I moved to HK, I wanted to learn something related
to Japanese culture and my friend who was learning Japanese
dance at the time, inspired me to take the class. Read
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I was a very shy and untalkative person, living in
my own world. After my exposure to Japanese dance,
my world changed. My Japanese dance teacher is a very
patient person. Read
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Akemi Takahashi
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It
has been a year that I have started learning NICHIBU
(traditional Japanese dance) and I would like to
share my feelings so far.
I never have any experience in learning anything from a great master in my life,
and it just brings me freshness & enjoyment when I met Wakayagi Chika, the
master, Read
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Keiko Takafuji
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I met my husband who is a British
when I came to Hong Kong and it's possibly that we will
live here for the rest of our life.
I think most of the people who has visited or lived overseas didn't realize how
little they know about their own culture and their own country. Read more... |
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I enjoy NICHIBU (traditional Japanese
dance) with my 9 years old daughter and 7 years old son.
The reason I started learning NICHIBU was because I wanted
to learn something together with my children. While I
was searching about after-school activities, Read more... |
Maicy Siu |
"Not long ago, I saw an interview on the television
with Tamasaburo Bando and I was fascinated by film clips
of his dance. Although Tamasaburo Bando is a male performer,
he was able to move his body as elegant and flexible
as a female. It was amazing! Read more... |

Rika Yamagishi
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Nihonbuyo (a traditional Japanese dance) seems
very foreign even for a native Japanese person, so I decided
to go to see the practice simply out of curiosity. I never
thought I would get into Nihonbuyo myself when
first I popped into the studio in the summer of 2008. Read more... |

Kanyu Wong
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For as long as I can remember, my body has always
moved along to music. Dance has been a passion
of mine since childhood. Through the journey of
learning mainstream dances like ballet, tap, folk, bellydance
and the like, my search for the one dance form that truly
fits my spirit is Japanese dance. Read
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Jennifer Lai
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Arts & Culture is always a fascinating thing to
me!
Like China, Japan is a country filled
with history, art and culture. My exposure to Japanese
culture originated in the U.S. and Canada whilst I was
living there. Read
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Jessica Han
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I am a licensed Putonghua teacher at the Chinese University
of Hong Kong and mainly teach foreign students in CUHK.
In the summer of year 2000, I began learning Japanese dance
with one of my Japanese students and until now. Read
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