In this Issue - The Japan Foundation, Manila
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14<br />
People • Events • Places<br />
PHILIPPINES-JAPAN FRIENDSHIP MONTH (JULY)<br />
<strong>The</strong> Yamato: Drummers of <strong>Japan</strong> concert spearheaded <strong>this</strong> year’s Philippines-<br />
<strong>Japan</strong> Friendship Month with a three-day performance at the SM malls last July 8,<br />
9, and 10.<br />
Out of the Ordinary / Extraordinary:<br />
<strong>Japan</strong>ese contemporary photography<br />
exhibit opened last June 22 at the<br />
Metropolitan Museum of <strong>Manila</strong>. <strong>The</strong> exhibit,<br />
which ran until September 30, featured the<br />
works of 11 <strong>Japan</strong>ese photographers.<br />
Members of the<br />
Yamato along<br />
with (L-R) SM<br />
Vice President<br />
Millie Dizon, JICC<br />
Director Tomoko<br />
Dodo, <strong>Japan</strong><br />
<strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Manila</strong><br />
former Director<br />
Ben Suzuki, and<br />
Cebu Pacific<br />
Vice President<br />
for Distribution<br />
Candice Iyog,<br />
posing for the<br />
camera during the<br />
press con held at<br />
Sofitel.<br />
Crowd lining up during the<br />
invitational screening of Always,<br />
Sunset at Third Street 2 (ALWAYS<br />
zoku San-chome no yuhi) last July<br />
1, 2010 at the Cinema 4 of the<br />
Shangri-La Plaza. <strong>The</strong> Eiga Sai<br />
was held from July 1-11 at the<br />
Shangri-La Plaza, July 23-25 at the<br />
Gaisano South City Mall, Davao,<br />
August 3-8 at the Ayala Center,<br />
Cebu, and August 18-21 at the UP<br />
Film <strong>In</strong>stitute.<br />
(L-R) <strong>Japan</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>, <strong>Manila</strong> former<br />
director Ben Suzuki, Metropolitan<br />
Museum Vice Chairman Cora Alvina, JICC<br />
director Tomoko Dodo, MET Museum<br />
Board of Trustees Member Architect<br />
Emmanuel Miñana, during the ribboncutting.<br />
Guests viewing Okada Hiroko’s “Delivery by<br />
Male” series which presents photographs<br />
of pregnant men posing in a fertility clinic.<br />
<strong>The</strong> band “Himitsu” composed of<br />
Jhonalene Sison, Dawn Morco, Pedro<br />
Angelo Besat, Julius Tasis and Kenneth<br />
Justin Alba, grabbed the first prize in<br />
the J-pop/Anime Singing Contest<br />
held last July 24, at the Cyberzone Event<br />
Center, SM North EDSA.<br />
<strong>Japan</strong>’s most loved mascot,<br />
Doraemon, dropped by for<br />
a visit and gamely posed<br />
with the audience at the<br />
J-pop/Anime Singing<br />
Contest.<br />
(Right) <strong>The</strong> J-Enka 1st place winners and<br />
(Above) J-Pop 1st Place winners during the<br />
J-Music Video 2010: J-Pop & J-Enka<br />
held at UP Diliman last August 31.