Where does heritage stand in sustainable urbanization? How can the “future” city include space for the “past”? The 19th ASEF Summer University will address the multifaceted and complex challenges emerging from rapid urbanization and seek solutions for a “Sustainable Urbanization in Heritage Cities” in Asia and Europe.
Most people who love Japan dream about seeing this country with their own eyes. Every year at least one HASHI club member sets on a long journey for even just a moment to look into this dream land. This Friday Joana Vaitkutė, who lived in Japan for one year, will tell us about her experience.
Japonijoje gausu įvairiausių statinių, reprezentuojančių skirtingas architektūros formas: nuo kuklaus kaimo namelio iki didingų rūmų. Šalies architektūrinių stilių evoliucija apima laikotarpį nuo priešistorinių iki moderniųjų laikų. Jie buvo veikiami žemyninės Azijos dalies ir vakarietiškos kultūros įtakų bei tuo pačiu prisitaikė prie vietinių žmonių skonio ir poreikių.
Mizuhiki is traditional Japanese art of ornamentation and is already 607 years old. For this ornamentation technique colorful paper chords are being used. From these chords various compositions and ornaments are made. While packing the gifts we use only ribbons but Japanese people use Mizuhiki to decorate the presents. Mizuhiki gives an especial meaning to […]
Have you ever wondered how Japanese people look in the eyes of other countries? Have you ever thought about how Japan reached the top of economic world? This Friday HASHI lector will be Zakarija Muhamadovič
Third movie of the month – a piece by legendary diractor Kim Ki-Duk “Pieta”(kor.피에타) (2012). It tells us a story about a vicious man and mysterious woman, whose life stories intervined. It’s a movie about revenge, loneliness and the darkest desires of human mind.
It’s Valentine’s day but you didn’t get any postcards? Feeling lonely and loveless? Good knews: HASHI loves you! This Friday we would like to invite you to watch a documentary movie about a girl whose outstanding persistence leads her to the top of Ginza’s hostesses.
This Friday Hashi is inviting you to listen about what it means to study in one of the best universities in Japan – Waseda, and how italian is an intalian restorante, managed only by Japanese.
This Thursday Hallyu club will have a guest presenter Kristina, who spent one year as an exchange student in South Korea. She will share her experience and memories from our favorite country. Let’s meet on October 16th, 18:00 at Sugihara House!
This chilly and first Friday of October HASHI club invites you again to join us for another interesting presentation. Audrius Sabūnas, senior HASHI member would like to present his adventures and experience of one year studies in Japan.
