Japan Culinair: Yakitori

Japan Culinair: Yakitori

A favorite Japanese food of mine is yakitori [焼き鳥]. It is not just the often boisterous and happy places where you can eat it, meet “the locals” and study your Japanese language lessons. But it is also the idea of eating most parts of an animal with hardly any waste....
Nowhere Art Space by teamLab

Nowhere Art Space by teamLab

World-renowned international digital art collective teamLab is scheduled to launch a permanent exhibition in Utrecht, the Netherlands in 2024. As Europe’s first digital art centre, called ‘Nowhere’, it is dedicated to the collective’s popular immersive digital art, as...
Circle Percussion

Circle Percussion

JACCU presents one of the greatest taiko groups of Europe, the Circle Percussion Circle Percussion is teaming up with JACCU, the Japanese Art & Culture Centre of Utrecht. Together we will share with you our love for the art of taiko & percussion. We will...
Japan Culinair: Tamagodashimaki

Japan Culinair: Tamagodashimaki

Tamagodashimaki (卵だし巻き) is sometimes called a “Japanese Omelet”.I do not think it is like an omelet at all, except for the fact that it contains egg and that it is fried. The Japanese version is creamy, sweet and savoury at the same time. When visiting Japan, one of...
Terra Storyteller

Terra Storyteller

STANDING ON A MIRACULOUS FIELD A Brand New Digital Storytelling Show from Terra StorytellerExploring the Eastern Philosophy of Nature Farming 21 – 31 July – Online in Fringe Toronto Terra Norihiro Terazawa is an international storyteller and nature farmer...
Philo Ouweleen – Japanologist & Artist

Philo Ouweleen – Japanologist & Artist

In this article, we introduce the artwork of Dutch artist and Japanologist, Philo Ouweleen. She writes about her ‘artist in residence’ experience in Japan in 2019. Also the resulting art project ‘Stories from Kameoka’, the project she is currently working...
Réka’s Tales – Tokyo

Réka’s Tales – Tokyo

In this series of articles, Réka, an active member of JACCU will cherish every moment of what she has experienced in Japan from a foreigner’s perspective. This is the first chapter of her journey, Réka’s Tales – Tokyo. Summer is fast approaching,...
Maarten Liebregts on translating

Maarten Liebregts on translating

11 years of  teaching experience After graduating from Leiden University, I started teaching Japanese language classes and doing translation work. Sometimes I received simple commissions, such as user guides, recipes, or a book about origami. I also provided subtitles...
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