„Dan japanske kulture“ u Etnografskom muzeju u Beogradu
2026/3/10
U saradnji sa Etnografskim muzejom, 7. marta održan je „Dan japanske kulture“ na kojem je prisustvovalo više od 600 ljudi. Ovo je nastavak saradnje sa Etnografskim muzejom, sa kojim smo prošle godine održali modnu reviju „Etnology Fest“ .
Ambasador Naohiro Cucumi je takođe prisustvovao i održao uvodni govor.
PROGRAM DANA JAPANSKE KULTURE
〈Govor ambasadora〉
こんにちは。Dabar dan.
Let me begin by extending my appreciation to the Ethnographic Museum (Etnografski muzej), the co-organiser and host of the "Japanese Culture Day”.
I also extend my sincere appreciation to the lecturers who give us a good opportunity to learn diverse charms of Japanese culture. My special thanks also go to OBO Akari san, Owner of TOKI, Japanese Kimono up-cycle brand. She is based in Croatia, which gives you a more convenient access to her products that creates a new way of enjoying the traditional kimonos and the fabrics.
As for today's programmes, I do not need to add anything. You will touch, feel, and understand charms of Japanese culture adequately through excellent lectures and workshops to be presented here.
Having said that, however, let me just share with you one of my thoughts on the beauty in Japanese culture.
On 3 March, people, throughout Japan, celebrate Hinamatsuri, Dolls Festival to wish girls good health and happiness. I introduce you a part of a Japanese song of the Hinamatsuri festival, called "Tanoshii Hinamatsuri" (Happy Dolls Festival).
The second half of this part means,
"My older sister who got married and left home looks much like a fair-skinned court lady (in the set of the dolls)."
I believe that the doll reminded the song writer SATO Hachiro of his late sister, who was kind to and took good care of him in his childhood.
This tells us one of the outstanding characteristics of Japanese culture. When we come across an event, happy or sad, we can feel that there are so many different memories, thoughts, and interpretations flooding back to each person's mind. And I think it makes the culture even more attractive.
Please enjoy different aspects of the beauty of Japanese culture!
ありがとうございました。Hvala vam puno.
Ambasador Naohiro Cucumi je takođe prisustvovao i održao uvodni govor.
PROGRAM DANA JAPANSKE KULTURE
- Predavanje i prezentacija o ceremoniji čaja
- Predavanje i prezentacija o kincugiju
- Predavanje o kimonu
- Predavanje o Ainu kulturi
- Radionica origamija i kaligrafije
〈Govor ambasadora〉
こんにちは。Dabar dan.
Let me begin by extending my appreciation to the Ethnographic Museum (Etnografski muzej), the co-organiser and host of the "Japanese Culture Day”.
I also extend my sincere appreciation to the lecturers who give us a good opportunity to learn diverse charms of Japanese culture. My special thanks also go to OBO Akari san, Owner of TOKI, Japanese Kimono up-cycle brand. She is based in Croatia, which gives you a more convenient access to her products that creates a new way of enjoying the traditional kimonos and the fabrics.
As for today's programmes, I do not need to add anything. You will touch, feel, and understand charms of Japanese culture adequately through excellent lectures and workshops to be presented here.
Having said that, however, let me just share with you one of my thoughts on the beauty in Japanese culture.
On 3 March, people, throughout Japan, celebrate Hinamatsuri, Dolls Festival to wish girls good health and happiness. I introduce you a part of a Japanese song of the Hinamatsuri festival, called "Tanoshii Hinamatsuri" (Happy Dolls Festival).
お内裏様とお雛様 Car i carica sede jedno pored drugog
二人並んですまし顔 smirenih izraza lica
お嫁にいらした姉様に moja sestra koja je postala nevesta
よく似た官女の白い顔 liči na bledoliku dvorsku damu
The second half of this part means,
"My older sister who got married and left home looks much like a fair-skinned court lady (in the set of the dolls)."
I believe that the doll reminded the song writer SATO Hachiro of his late sister, who was kind to and took good care of him in his childhood.
This tells us one of the outstanding characteristics of Japanese culture. When we come across an event, happy or sad, we can feel that there are so many different memories, thoughts, and interpretations flooding back to each person's mind. And I think it makes the culture even more attractive.
Please enjoy different aspects of the beauty of Japanese culture!
ありがとうございました。Hvala vam puno.
