The Japan-America Society of VermontDedicated to Improving Cultural Understanding and Business Interaction 123 Ethan Allen Avenue,
Suite 306 - Colchester, VT 05446 - U.S.A
email : info@jasv.org |
Matsuri '13. A Festival
of Japan
|
11:10 | Opening
performance by trumpeter Larry Solt |
11:15 |
Opening remarks by Mr. Akira Muto, The Consul-General of Japan in Boston Ms. Marilyn E. Cormier, St. Michael’s College Secretary of the Board of Trustees Mr. Richard Huestis, President of JASV |
11:30 | Shakuhachi and
Poem (David Buddbill) |
11:55 | Koto (Kyoko
Davis,Michiko Oishi,Mutsumi Matsuhara) |
12:20 | Nagauta Shamisen
(TOYO group) |
12:50 | Taiko (Burlington Taiko) |
1:30 |
Akido/Iaido
(Aikido of Champlain Valley) |
2:00 |
High School
Dance( EHS Dance Group) |
2:35 | J-Club (Middlebury College) |
3:00 |
Japanese Speech
Contest (Winners from Vermont Colleges) |
3:25 |
Bon Odori
(Japanese Folk Dance: All Participants lead by
Essex high school, Barlington Taiko, TOYO and
Middlebury College) |
4:00 | Zen Archery
(Vermont Kyudo) |
4:30 |
Grand Prize
Raffle Drawing and Presentation by a
representative of IACE trave. |
4:50 | Closing Remarks
(Toshi Saitoh, Chairman of Matsuri '13) |
4:55 | Closing by
Trumpet - Auld Lang Syne (Larry Solt) |
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