Performing arts culture has always been vibrant within the local communities and life of Okinawa. Festivals and arts have the power to connect people, create communities, bring vitality and develop children’s sensibilities.
In Okinawa, a wonderful culture has been passed down through generations and in this symposium we want to think deeply about what are necessary platforms for children’s growth and development.
“To create a cultural platform for all children in their daily life” – we will take another look to further reflect on the present, during this occasion of Okinawa’s 50th anniversary after its reversion to Japan.
Panelists
Junko Kumakura
Graduate School of International Art Creation, Tokyo University of the Arts
Tomoya Ogoshi
Art Manager (Commissioning Manager of Garaman Hall, Ginoza Cultural Centre)
Sayuri Chika
Ryukyuan dancer
Coordinator
Chika Kochi (Ochiai)
Representative Director, CoAr Incorporated Association, Keisley Co.
Organiser
Children’s Art ACTION
Performing arts culture has always been vibrant within the local communities and life of Okinawa. Festivals and arts have the power to connect people, create communities, bring vitality and develop children’s sensibilities.
In Okinawa, a wonderful culture has been passed down through generations and in this symposium we want to think deeply about what are necessary platforms for children’s growth and development.
“To create a cultural platform for all children in their daily life” – we will take another look to further reflect on the present, during this occasion of Okinawa’s 50th anniversary after its reversion to Japan.
Panelists
Junko Kumakura
Graduate School of International Art Creation, Tokyo University of the Arts
Tomoya Ogoshi
Art Manager (Commissioning Manager of Garaman Hall, Ginoza Cultural Centre)
Sayuri Chika
Ryukyuan dancer
Coordinator
Chika Kochi (Ochiai)
Representative Director, CoAr Incorporated Association, Keisley Co.
Organiser
Children’s Art ACTION
