Special Offers Limited to Japan In Melbourne Readers!!
【Campaign 1】Experiential Course：$2 for a 12 minute massage at any body area of your choice!
【Campaign 2】A free 30 minutes foot massage (usually $35) when you say “I saw this on Japan In Melbourne” at the point of making an appointment. (Until 31/08/2020)
Address： 321 Clayton Road, Clayton
TEL： 0434-001-457 / 03-9543-7755
Let’s Take a Peek at the Popular Japanese Tea Shop – LUPICIA Melbourne Store
■Address: QV, Shop 14-16 Artemis Lane, Melbourne
■TEL: 03 9662 9988
■OPEN
Mon: 11am – 5.30pm
Tue: 11am – 5.30pm
Wed: 11am – 5.30pm
Thu: 10am – 6pm
Fri: 10am – 6.30pm
Sat: 11am- 6pm
Sun: 12pm – 5pm
WEB: www.lupicia.com.au
Come to one of JICC’s free Japanese film screenings!
Popular Subjects of Australia’s Got Talent
(A Preview of the Next Live Performance)
The next busking event is on Wednesday June 27th. The location will still be somewhere on Bourke Street, and starts at around 12:30pm. Please come and support the live performance!
~Japanese Puppet Rakugo~
Date and Time: 14-16 June (7pm-8pm), 17 June (6pm-7pm)
Venue: The Butterfly Club, 204 Bank Street, South Melbourne
Ticket Price: Full – $23.00, Concession- $20.00
Bookings: www.thebutterflyclub.com
Showko’s Official Website: www.show-ko.com
Concerts to be held in Melbourne and Geelong
-Flute Fantasy-
DATE: 20 May 3pm & 17 June 3pm
VENUE: Wyselaskie Auditorium (20 May)
29 College Crescent, Parkville
Kardinia International College Old Hall (17 June)
29-31 Kardinia Drive, Bell Post Hill
ADMISSION: $25 ($20 Concession)
Bookings essential (email: [email protected])
“The earthquake and Fukushima disaster are history-of-man occurrences. Just like the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I think, to Japanese people it should never be forgotten. To make sure of this, I sincerely invite you to come and join us on March 11.”
Like every year this year too, The Martial Arts and Traditional Performaning Arts by the students of the Department of Martial Arts of the Nippon Sport Science University took place on February 18th (Saturday) 5 pm at the Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Show Court, Albert Park.
1. Welcome to the “SHIBARI” world
Shibari (or kinbaku) is the Japanese art of tying people in a way that gives a good feeling whilst being aesthetically beautiful.
There are many reasons why people do shibari. These include:
– doing suspensions for aerial performances
– tying purely for the aesthetic beauty of a tie
– using rope as a means of communication between partners
A full coverage of the brand new ramen shop!
Address: 157-159 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
TEL: (03) 9650 1215
HOURS: Mon-Sat 5pm-11pm (Lunch will also be available after the grand opening)
