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"Arrietty" is the film from Studio Ghibli based on the popular children's book, "The Borrowers". The film has received universal critical acclaim with a story co-written by veteran animator Hayao Miyazaki and directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi.
Thanks to everyone who came along for a pleasant afternoon at the cinema.
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FORGET THE YEAR 2011 with JAFA at our Bonenkai End-Of-Year Party.
When: Friday, 9th December
Time: 6-9pm
Where: Metropolitan Hotel, 46 Grote Street, Adelaide
Cost: Members $5, Non-members $10
Thanks everyone for a great night.
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Grace Emily Hotel (232 Waymouth Street)
17th April 2011 · 16:00 - 23:00
A gig to support the Red Cross Japan & Pacific Disaster Appeal.
Tsunami hit my home town... My home country is struggling to rebuild... Some people lost everything... Japan, You are not alone... World pray for you. and Nobu & Friends "PLAY for JAPAN"
Come and enjoy nice Sunday afternoon/evening. 8 amazing music acts.
Japanese food and crafts...
$5.00 entry (all proceed to straight to charity) kids welcome.
Nobuyuki Fukuda
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JAFA's annual Nabe Night is over for another year. Thanks to everyone who attended.
Nabe (nabemono) is a soup/stew cooked at the table and enjoyed in the colder months.
Details:
Friday, 12th August 2011 7pm
Sato Japanese Restaurant
(131 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide)
JAFA members $25.00
Non-members $30.00
RSVP: 8th August
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The Japanese Language Teachers Association will be holding the statewide Japanese Language Speech Contest on Monday 19th September at Immanuel College. If you're interested in participating send your expression of interest by August 15th to Grant Nielsen at
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. This will be followed by the national finals. For more information click here to see the flyer and click here to read the guidelines.
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The Japan Earthquake Appeal Dinner was held at Matsuri restaurant to help the victims of the tsunami and earthquake in Japan. The special guest speaker was His Excellency, Mr Shigekazu Sato, Ambassador of Japan.
$10,970 was raised for charity on the night. Thanks to all who attended. |
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