Uzbekistan-Japan Friendship Association 2018 year Events Schedule

No.

Events

Term

1

Meeting of members of Association.

January

2

Based on the plan of events to familiarize with the culture of Japan, the Uzbek-Japanese Center will arrange the classes on making cards in the Start of Great Success studio.

January

3

Based on the plan of events to familiarize with the culture of Japan, the Uzbek-Japanese Center will arrange a calligraphy lesson in the National Bank studio in the Gallery of Fine Arts of Uzbekistan.

February

3

The project "Uzbek motifs in Sumi-e style" by Gayane Matevosyan dedicated to Navruz. A series of works in the Sumi-e technique, which conveys the Uzbek flair, landscapes of Uzbekistan, national traditions and national still lifes.

March

4

The workshop providing dressing of the traditional Japanese Yukata clothes supported by the Uzbek-Japanese Center.

March

5

According to the plan for the implementation of priority areas under the auspices of “Interethnic harmony and tolerance is the key to stability” in conjunction with the International Caravanserai named after Ikuo Hirayama.  A one-man art show and a workshop in art enameling by the famous Japanese artist Yoshito Saito.

March-April

6

Based on the plan of events to familiarize with the Japanese culture, the Uzbek-Japanese Center will hold origami classes - "The Frog".

April

7

According to the plan for the implementation of priority areas under the auspices of "Human interests are of great value”, the Gallery of Fine Arts of Uzbekistan will hold a concert and a children's exhibition dedicated to the International Children's Day on June 1, 2017.

June

8

 An event dedicated to the 28th anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Friendship Park on the International Day of Peace together with the Association "The World Bell of Peace" supported by the Committee for Inter-ethnic and Friendly Relations with Foreign Countries under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Committee).

September

9

The exhibition of Japanese calligraphy by Gayane Matevosyan dedicated to the 26th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Japan.   Series of calligraphic works based on the poetry of A. Navoi, as well as translations of aphorisms in Japanese, pictured in traditional Japanese scrolls.

Within the year

10

Joint scientific and cultural events together with the Uzbek-Japanese Center (UJC).

Within the year

11

Scientific and cultural events in the Gallery of Fine Arts of Uzbekistan dedicated to the holiday of two countries.

Within the year