Because of its closely guarded secrets, formerly it was difficult to teach and learn traditional Japanese dance. Juju Alishina's method is revolutionary. You can learn through a simple and intuitive approach not only the movements of the body, but also the spirit of Japanese culture.
Thus you may be brought to find something new for yourself through this practice.

Program

Wearing the kimono
Basic attitude
Walking
Expression
Dance using fan
An approach to Kabuki
Understanding Japanese song
Japanese folk dance

Summer Workshop in Paris 2010
by Juju Alishina
details
(1 Week intensive)
23-28 August 2010

Monday - Friday 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Saturday 2:00pm - 7:00pm - total 25 hours
for all levels
Renting of a kimono and a fan
6 days =50€
Purchase : 105 € (1 kimono, 1 sash, 2 cords, 1 fan)

Workshop Fee : 350 €

*This studio is center of Paris, very comvenient and has lots charm of old Paris.
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Reservation

Gymnase des Lilas
(Centre sportif des Lilas)
5, rue des Lilas 75019 Paris (M° Place des Fêtes)
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*you can use the tickets of Butoh class

• Rates without membership: 1 class = 19 €. 4 classes = 70 €
• Rates with membership: 1 class = 16 €.
  1 year pass 350 €
• Membership fee to the association NUBA: 30 € / 1st year
  20 € / from 2nd year
• Ways of payment : Directly to the professor. check or cash.
  
• Subscription card
1. Once purchased, tickets are not reimbursed.
2. Tickets are nontransferable to others.
3. 1 year pass : Valid to 1 year from purchase.

Renting of a kimono
1 time = 8 €

* We order your kimono (Yukata) to Japan. Reservation .
Rates (included shipping of Japan- France)
75 € (1 kimono, 1 sash, 2 cords)
105 € (1 kimono, 1 sash, 2 cords, 1 fan)
35 € = 1 fan

* We can rent and sell the kimonos only to the students of 2009-2010.

From 3 days to 1 month

For 3 to 20 students

For all ages and levels

Example: 1 week, 3 hours per day, for 15 students

( renting of kimonos possible)
* We can rent kimonos only for our workshop.

dansenuba@orange.fr

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kimono

In Japanese dance, wearing the kimono is indispensable for two main reasons.
It is necessary to know that the kimono is a bearer of the entire philosophy of Japanese traditional dance; it is not only an accessory.Wearing is desirable for training to move correctly and practice exercises, and especially to give beauty to the carefully measured gestures.
* Before the war, kimonos were worn every day in Japan but today one has to go to school to learn how to wear a kimono. Juju Alishina has a diploma in the art of the kimono and in class you can learn these methods with a Yukata (basic Kimono in cotton).