Night of Sakura

Konichiwa Mina-san.

Finally, the event that halted for 2 years in my campus has been resuscitated successfully. On 5^th of March 2009, the Japanese Cultural Night has silently budged back to the campus! The intriguing event aroused the curiosity and anticipation of the students and thus tickets were sold like hotcakes.

Theme of the night was “Edo-jidai” in which the time Japan was controlled by Tokugawa Shogunate in its capital Edo (Tokyo). It was one of the most peaceful and prosperity days in Japan. Various art forms flourished during the period.

In the blissful night, ushers and usherettes who dressed up in Yukata were among those most wanted by the camera lens. Kawaii ladies that put on the Yukata are amazingly stunning due to the strong allure of the Japanese traditional summer garment.

Japanese Traditional Dance

Drama - sohlou, time traveler and jap girl

Besides, the spectacular performances were up one by one. Japan Club of Kuala Lumpur has proudly presented their Japanese Musical Instruments (mini orchestra) that rarely been seen in any places in Malaysia. Participants are melted into the atmosphere teeming with sweet and comfortable rhythms. Other performances such as drama, Aikido, Japanese Folk Dance, Japanese Traditional Dance, live band and so on. Not forgetting the four layers Kimono Sketch by cute indigenous Japanese. It was so thick and I do felt hot for her.

First layer

Second layer

Third layer

Third layer (behind)

Fourth layer

There was an Origami (paper folding) session where participants were told to follow the instructor to fold a Heart shape using a piece of paper. “Follow me will ya?”, asked instructor. “No!!”. Typical answer from students.

she's following my instruction to fold the origami, so cute!!

suki desu! daisuki desu!!! (omg!! cute Japanese, she talk to me!!!)

Mirth and jubilation on the delectable night brought up the temperature entirely. A reminiscence to be remembered is therefore created.

Domo Arigato Gozaimasuta!

Report prepared by thongchin - MYC! News April 2009