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News

April 2014

24 May CTJ EVENT

Violin and Narration~ heart vibrations for going forward ~
By Mai SUZUKI and Ryu KOSHINO

Care Team Japan organizes an Event for vibrating our heart with music and Japanese poems.

Date: 24 May 2014 (Sat) from 15:00-17:00
Place: Holmes Oberrieden - Seepark, Lounge (www.holmesplace.ch)
         Seetrasse 97, 8942 Oberrieden (Tel: 044 722 53 20)
Application to: careteamjapan@gmail.com or 079 641 22 18
Fee: Your donation is welcome which will be used for CTJ members and activities

Program:

Japanese poems 'going forward' by Ryu KOSHINO
Violin Bach 'Palthita No 3' by Mai SUZUKI
Free talk


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Ryu KOSHINO

Profile
When KOSHINO RYU was 35 years old she was the youngest leader of theTakarazuka Revue.
She lead the 80 members of "moon troupe" on the way to success by her incredible performance.
She left Takarazuka Revue in October 2013. Ready for a fresh start, she is preparing for public entertainment on television.
We hope you will take good care of new born “ Koshino Ryu.”
Brief history
In 1993 she entered Takarazuka Revue as the 79th generation student in "woman plays as a male role".

Her stage name is Koshino Ryu and made her debut in Broadway.
In 1994 she was assigned to the Moon troupe (until the day she left Takarazuka ) In 1999 she was chosen as a member for public performance in Beijing and Shanghai.
In 2008 she succeed to IZUMO AYA's post and became leader of the Moon Troupe.

Her last day of a serie of performance in Tokyo Takarazuka Revue was in October 2013.

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Mai SUZUKI

Profile

A Japanese violinist of the next generation, Mai Suzuki was born in 1989. She began to play the violin at the age of 4 and studies with Pierre Amoyal in Lausanne.

Mai Suzuki has come to prominence in Europe since she became a finalist of the 4th International Violin Competition Henri Marteau in 2011.

Recently, she won 1st prize at the "Vaclav Huml" international competition in Zagreb, and the the Orpheus Swiss Chamber Music Competition in Basel 2013.   She has performed with many orchestras in japan and Europe, and concertos by Shostakovich, Mozart and Mendelssohn received high acclaim. 

In 2014/15 season, she will perform with the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne, Zagreb
philharmonic orchestra, Yomiuri Japan symphony orchestra, and Nagoya
philharmonic orchestra.


October 2013














January 2012

CTJ Bazaar/ Japan Tag (Japan Day)

Sunday, 3 November 2013 12:00-16:00
Fronwaldstrasse 94, 8046 Zürich
- SBB Zürich Affoltern (5 min. on foot)
- Parkingplaces in the blue zone  nearby

 Japanese food, sushi, bread, sweets, Japanese books, yo-yo
fishing calligraphy, the exhibition of the photographs of tsunami by a
photographer, Satoshi UEDA, handmade elephant-towel (Makenaizo), and a lot  more.
Makenaizo
http://www.pure.ne.jp/~ngo/zou/index_j2.html

 Satoshi UEDA "Tears of the  Earth"
http://artworkage.com/tsunami/index.html

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Japan-Tag, Thereafter

The profit of 3469.25 Sfr. (291,240 yen) was delivered to the temporary housing  association “Sasadani Tôbu (162 houses)” where victims from Namie-chô  (Fukushima) live. On 23 December the president of NALC Fukushima, Mr. Seiichi  Sato, handed the donation from CTJ (NALC Switzerland) to the president of the  temporary housing association, Mr. Yûkô Toyoguchi, on the occasion when the  housing association held its Mochitsuki-Taikai (Rice cake pounding meeting). Mr.  Toyoguchi expressed his gratitude for the donation, and this was applauded by  all the participants. From adults to children, they pounded a 180 kg rice cake,  and the joyful meeting was broadcast in the evening by several local TV  companies. Gien-kin (money donated to organizations such as the Red Cross) needs  time for its distribution to be decided, and is not yet sufficiently delivered  to people in temporary housing. It seems that running a temporary housing  association is also not so easy. However, our donation, which is not gien-kin  but shien-kin (support money), can be delivered immediately and was therefore  appreciated.

November 2011

A report of the Japan-Tag

Our charity event for the Tohoku Earthquake  relief effort, "Japan-Tag", took  place on 13 November 2011. More than a hundred  people came and the event  made a  profit of 3,469.25 Sfr. which was donated to  the fund for the  disaster relief  effort activities of NALC (Nippon Active Life  Club www.nalc.jp) which Care Team Japan collaborates  with. This donation will be  handed over to the temporary housing  association in  Fukushima via the Fukushima  branch of NALC. We are deeply
thankful to all who  came to help and to contribute to this event. We look  forward to seeing you  again on the next  “Japan-Tag”.
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