We will provide you with the event map and schedule for “JCD Hinamatsuri 2025,” so please make use of it. ＊The event map and schedule can be downloaded as a PDF file (click the image).
JCD has started newsletter about its activities and events Jcd Newsletter will be published with DIA events information for 2～3 times per year. ＊Click image to download and view PDF.
Bio for San’yūtei Ponta and Description of the Event San’yūtei Ponta was born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture in 1985. He graduated from the Department of Sociology of Hosei University in Tokyo. In 2015, Ponta became the seventh disciple of rakugo artist San’yūtei Kōraku and he was promoted to futatsume, the second-highest rank for rakugo performers, in November of 2018.
Takashi Omitsu / JCD Chairperson One year has passed since last year’s Hinamatsuri “Return to the DIA,” and this year marks the 10th anniversary of the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA)’s revitalization, so we held a Hinamatsuri entitled “For Re-Birth of DIA.” It was held. The event was held on March 3rd, with good weather and a large number of visitors.
JCD has started newsletter about its activities and events Jcd Newsletter will be published with DIA events information for 2～3 times per year. ＊Click image to download and view PDF.
JCD has started newsletter about its activities and events Jcd Newsletter will be published with DIA events information for 2～3 times per year. ＊Click image to download and view PDF.
The annual “JCD Hinamatsuri” will be held at DIA on Marich 3rd. This year’s theme is “ Re-birth”. This event is planned as one in which we will introduce art works created with the themes of “Re-birth”. Moreover, you can enjoy a variety of events including Hina dolls displays, tea ceremony, Japanese koto performance, ikebana arrangement workshop and Japanese sweets
JCD has started newsletter about its activities and events Jcd Newsletter will be published with DIA events information for 2～3 times per year. ＊Click image to download and view PDF.
Dolls and Diplomacy: The Japanese Friendship Dolls of 1927 Join author Alan Scott Pate for a presentation about a unique moment in Japanese-American history and the fine art of doll-making. In the late 1920s, during a time of escalating tensions between the US and Japan, two friends—Japanese business leader Eiichi Shibusawa and American educator Sidney Gulick—developed a program for children
JCD has started newsletter about its activities and events Jcd Newsletter will be published with DIA events information for 2～3 times per year. ＊Click image to download and view PDF.