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Distilled, Not Brewed: Discovering Shochu
Wednesday, November 9, 6:30 PM
Discover shochu, Japan’s other indigenous alcoholic beverage. This talk, by Shinichiro Watanabe, will also feature a short musical performance incorporating the ethereal sound of shochu fermentation, composed by Mamoru Fujieda. Followed by a tasting reception featuring 22 varieties of shochu. Start Video -
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Where's the Beef: Wagyu Fact & Fiction
Wednesday, October 19, 6:30 PM
At this special event, learn more about Japanese wagyu beef with Yale agrarian studies professor Dr. Daniel Botsman, watch an on-stage cooking demonstration and enjoy a tasting reception featuring wagyu beef imported from Japan. Followed by a tasting reception. Start Video -
BUSINESS & POLICY
IBM Watson: The Power of Artificial Intelligence
Tuesday, October 18, 6 PM
In this program, Arvind Krishna, who leads the research behind Watson’s cognitive capabilities, examines the future of artificial intelligence and Watson’s implications on industries, professions and society. Start Video -
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Peace through Floral Expression Talk & Demonstration: Sen'ei Ikenobo
Saturday, October 15, 2 PM
Sen'ei Ikenobo, 45th Headmaster of Ikenobo ikebana, makes a rare New York appearance for a talk and on-stage flower arranging demonstration. The program also includes an overview of ikebana by Addie Sels of Ikenobo Ikebana Society New York City Chapter, and a formal reishiki-ike ceremony performed by Ikenobo masters. Followed by a reception.
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Mind of the Mangaka: Yusei Matsui, Creator of Assassination Classroom
Thursday, October 6, 6:30 PM
Mangaka Yusei Matsui, author of the wildly popular Assassination Classroom, joins us at Japan Society for an intimate conversation in conjunction with New York Comic Con, a rare opportunity to see the manga master in person. Start Video -
BUSINESS & POLICY
The Next Big Revolution: Internet of Things
Thursday, September 29, 6 PM
This program examines IoT (Internet of Things, a concept that describes everyday objects having network connectivity) in the United States and Japan, particularly the latest IoT innovations and application of IoT in business to increase profitability and improve efficiency. The speakers also discuss IoT’s role in addressing the aging society in Japan. Lastly, the program explores the challenges and uncertainties associated with IoT. Start Video -
BUSINESS & POLICY
Negative Interest Rate Policy: The New Era of Below-Zero Rates
Monday, September 12, 2016
In this program, prominent economists from the United States, Japan, and Europe examine the central banks move to jump on the negative rate bandwagon, the effectiveness of negative interest rates, and the pros and cons of this policy. The panelists also discuss the possibility of the United States adopting the negative interest rate policy. Start Video -
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Gifu, The Heartland of Japan
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Featuring a presentation on humanitarian and Gifu native Chiune Sugihara by esteemed scholar Dr. Sylvia W. Smoller, a demonstration of jikabuki theater, and a tasting reception with premium wagyu Hida beef and a variety of fine sakes brewed with Gifu’s famously pure waters. Followed by a tasting reception. Start Video -
LANGUAGE LESSON
Uki Uki mini 10
Thursday, August 11, 2016
Uki Uki mini is a quick, biweekly episode dedicated to answering your questions. Today's episode: ～てしまう, ending sentences with ～じゃん, understanding よう, and adjective + noun combos. Start Video -
LANGUAGE LESSON
Uki Uki NihonGO! Lesson 39 - Family Terms
Thursday, August 4, 2016
Today, we'll study how to talk about family members in Japanese. This can be confusing because there are multiple ways to say one thing depending on the context. Let’s learn them by category. Start Video
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