J Club

Come watch the Japanese movie “Sweet Bean” with the JClub and meet some of the members!

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“The manager of a pancake stall finds himself confronted with an odd but sympathetic elderly woman looking for work. A taste of her homemade bean jelly convinces him to hire her, which starts a relationship that is about much more than just street food.”

While classes may be tiring and stressful, here you can relax, recharge, as well as reconnect with members. 

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While classes may be tiring and stressful, here you can relax, recharge, as well as reconnect with members. 

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Taiko is a Japanese drumming art form that involves music, voice and movement. Burlington Taiko provides this 90-minute workshop introducing the basic notes and movement of one taiko piece. Students should come to class in loose-fitting clothing that’s easy to move in. All equipment is provided. No previous experience is necessary!  

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Join this information session to learn about Japan-related summer and study abroad opportunities, by a panel of fellow students. Programs include Middlebury School in Tokyo, summer language programs (CLS and Princeton in Ishikawa), and service-learning (JSSL).  

Come join Japanese Club at the AFC for a relaxing welcome event with ramen and Japanese music. Get to know your fellow peers by sharing a cozy atmosphere in comfy chairs, relaxing music, yummy noodles, and warm yuzu tea. Anyone is welcome regardless of club affiliation, participation, or language level! Get to talk to us about what you’d like to see happen in the club and learn about how to get involved.

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Dr. Spatafora of the MBB department and Sakura Yagi (‘09) will give a lecture on the chemistry and culture of sake, the Japanese fermented rice drink. Dr. Spatafora is Heinz-Given Professor of the Pre-medical Sciences. Sakura Yagi is COO of the T.I.C. Restaurant Group in NYC. This lecture will be followed the next day by a ticketed, multiple-course Sake Dinner in Atwater by Japanese Club. Join us!  

Come join Japanese Club to eat some warm cup noodles and drink delicious yuzu tea! Drop your stress and decompress with some chill music in the background. Curry, seafood, chicken, black pepper crab flavors available! (:

Need a break from studying? Come by and eat ramen with the J-Club!

Join the Japanese Club for a small lecture event to talk about the history of Okinawa, the southern island part of Japan. Following the short history lesson, we will be serving a traditional Okinawa dish that was influenced by an American adaptation of a Mexican dish.