The Japan Australia Friendship Association proudly presents:

AnimeGO! Anime Film Festival 2018

Adelaide's first and only anime film festival! Held annually, AnimeGO! is a showcase for aspiring animators, film makers and artists. The festival encourages creators to produce content with a Japanese influence, whether it be animation films (anime), artwork or music.

The festival's highlight will be the screening of the top entries from our film making competition, along with a mixture of five anime films. We will also be announcing the winner of our short anime film making competition with the prize being a TRIP TO JAPAN!

Film screenings are just $10 if pre-purchased online or $12 at the door. Hurry, limited seats per screening! Pre-purchase your tickets via EventBrite: http://bit.ly/animego2018

A Letter to Momo [PG] – 10:30am
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya [PG] – 1:30pm
Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms [MA15+] – 4:30pm
Initial D the Movie: Legend 1 / Legend 2 (Double Feature) [M] – 7.30pm

When: Saturday 20 October 2018
Time: 10am - 10pm
Where: Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas - Cinema Place, off Rundle Street, Adelaide 5000
Cost: Films just $10 each if pre-purchased online or $12 at the door. Entry to the festival is FREE!

Family-friendly, suitable for all ages with plenty of free activities for the kids! Plus, make sure to pop into our Maid Cafe and say hi to our friendly butlers and maids who will be serving treats all day long!

For updates, follow AnimeGO! on Facebook or visit www.animego.com.au

The David Roche Foundation will open a major new exhibition Edo Style: Art of Japan (1615-1868) which will showcase more than 150 exquisite works of art, drawn predominantly from the renowned Japanese art collection at the Art Gallery of South Australia, with additional items from The David Roche Collection and private collections.

Edo Style: Art of Japan (1615-1868)
5 September to 1 December 2018
The David Roche Foundation
241 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide
Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm. Closed Sunday-Monday.
Cost is $10 or $8 concession. Children under 5 free.
No bookings required. Exhibition only.

www.rochefoundation.com.au

Commemorating the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Join Australian Red Cross to reflect on the tragic use of nuclear weapons in 1945 and take part in an activity to inspire their efforts to ensure they are never used again.

Drumming ensemble El Tambo Taiko, school students - including from the Adelaide Japanese Community School - together with others will share their talents, perspectives and insights. Hear about the Nuclear Weapon Ban Treaty adopted in 2017 and the road still ahead to see it take effect.

When: Sunday 5 August, 2pm - 3:30pm
Where: Australian Red Cross reception space, 212 Pirie Street, Adelaide 5000.

Visit the Facebook event for more details.

This year's Japanese Speech Contest organised by the Japanese Language Teachers Association of SA (JLTASA) will be held on Saturday 8 September.

The winner of High School Senior division and Open Division will compete with other states/territories winners at the National Finals which will be held at the Japan Foundation Sydney Office on Saturday 6th October 2018.

The SA Japanese Speech Contest has four categories. These are:
1. High School Senior Division
2. Open Division
3. Open Beginner Division
4. Background Speaker Division

For more information and to download an application form, click here. Applications close Friday 31 August.