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e-Nihon Mon Vol - 34 News Letter Oct to Dec 2017

What’s in our `Kalpana’? 2018….A new year that is already on us now with all its hopes and aspirations. We will all optimistically imagine that the new year will be infinitely better than its predecessor. Our `Kalpana’ will be at its well‐oiled best to improving ourselves, this new year. Did you know that an Indian `Kalpana’ married into the Japanese first family is working hard at improving the India, Japan & US trilateral? Kalpana Abe, who is married to the Prime Minister’s cousin is making news for her attempts to take the Indo Japan Global Partnership (IJGP) to Africa. As our two countries work tirelessly to strengthen the partnership and take it to countries outside Asia, her contribution shall remain valuable. There must be something in `Kalpana’ that makes them stand out, doesn't it? (Remember another Kalpana with a Chawla surname?). Take a bow Kalpana! Meanwhile, the senior Abe became the third longest serving Prime Minister of post war Japan as he swept the Snap Elections in October 2017. This augurs well for brighter times for the Indo‐Japan relationship and both our countries can look forward to some serious ground being covered in the time to come. No surprise that one of the first tweets congratulating Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came from 7, KalyanMarg – the official residence of his dear friend and counterpart, Prime MinisterModi.

Our Centre filled the 2017 calendar with many efforts and activities – some regular and some new – that we can all look back with happiness. We are also so proud that our Chairman, M R Ranganathan was appointed the President of SAFAAS during the convention at Colombo in the month of October 2017 – a true reflection of his contributions not only towards the activities of our Centre but for having touched so many lives that has had an interest and inclination in Japan, its people, language and culture. The entire team at ABK‐AOTS Dosokai, Tamilnadu Centre joins me in congratulating him and look forward to several more years of is stellar leadership. . Here’s wishing you all a healthy, happy and heart-warming 2018!

Ichinenkantaihenosewaninarimashita. Kotoshimoyoroshikuonegaishimasu

Harikumar B


Waku Waku Club

Waku Waku Club - A club for the active interaction of Japanese Teachers and Students on various Interesting areas of learning and sharing ideas other than what is taught in the Class room is a part of our Japanese Language School. The motive of the club is “Learn as you Play”.

Origami & Karigami demonstration on 5th November 2017

Waku Waku club activity in progress





Coffee Meet Waku Waku Club utilizes the opportunity by arranging an interaction with the Japanese women along with a cup of coffee twice a month. Each of these coffee meets will be for 2 hours and topic of discussion will be anything of interest to both the sides. Deepavali Festival Celebration on 26th October 2017

Coffee meet activity in progress




Aki (Autumn) Festival Celebration on 16 November 2017




Waku Waku Club - Speech Club The Speech Club is formed to train the students to participate in the Japanese Language Speech Contest and Speak Japanese fluently on 4th & 25th October 2017 Speech Club on 4 October 2017

Speech Club activity on 4th October 2017 in progress

Speech Club on 25 October 2017

Speech Club activity on 25th October 2017 in progress


Japanese Night – Vol. 7

--- 13 October 2017 --- The Consulate-General of Japan in Chennai in association, ABK-AOTS Dosokai Tamilnadu Centre, Sethu Bhaskara Japanese Language Academy, Soka Ikeda College of Arts and Science for Women, ibis Hotel, Indo - Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hayakawa Japanese Language School and Cultural Centre, Surya Nihongo Gakko and KC Consulting Services organized “JAPANESE NIGHT VOL.7” on Friday October 13, 2017 with various cultural events performed by the students learning Japanese in Chennai. This year the Japanese Night celebrates the seventh meeting in Chennai. It is mainly organized for the Japanese language students and teachers in various language schools and people friendly to Japan in South India to interact among each other and improve their conversation skill and know more about the Japanese culture. The invitees for the event were forbidden to use any languages other than Japanese. The opening ceremony began with a Speech by Mr. Jun Arisue, Japanese Language Advisor, The Japan Foundation followed by Japanese songs, Bharatanatyam along with Japanese song, and Drama, etc. performed by Japanese language students. Ms. Kaoru Ono, Japanese, gave performed Bharatanatyam performance. In concluding there was a Japanese Music Performance by Chennai Chorus Group, and CKB (Japanese resident music band) & Dancers. India - Japan Fusion Dance, Song, Skit by students of our centre, and the students from our Franchise Thiruvanmiyur and Tambaram was excellent and the visitors are enjoyed a lots. Ms. Hiroko Taniguchi, Deputy Consul - General, Consulate General of Japan inaugurated the Japanese Night Vol.7 at 6:00 p.m. on Friday September 16, 2016, at Rani Seethai Hall, Chennai.

Ms. Hiroko Taniguchi, Deputy Consul-General deliver the

inaugural address during the Japanese Night – Vol 7

Section of the audience during the Japanese Night Vol 7

Performance of the students of our Nihongo Gakko






Performance of the students – Japanese Night Vol 7

Photographic Images and Matter: Japanese Prints of the 1970s

--- 23 October to 3 November 2017 ---

The Consulate General of Japan in Chennai, the Japan Foundation, and ABK - AOTS Dosokai, Tamilnadu Centre are organizing a Exhibition “Photographic Images and Matter: Japanese Prints of the 1970s”, commemorating the “2017 The Japan - India Friendly Exchanges” from 23 October to 3 November 2017 at our centre This exhibition Photographic Images and Matter: “Japanese Prints of the 1970s” focuses on print expressions from the 1970s as seen in the work of 14 artists who helped develop a print movement in the world of Japanese contemporary art. The exhibition is divided into two sections “The Age of Photographic Images”, which focuses on the use of photographic images in the print medium, and “Images of Autonomous Matter”, which focuses on works that were shaped by the intentions of matter. “The Age of Photographic Images” curates exhibits by artists such as Tetsuya Noda and Kousuke Kimura. It focuses on the transference of the photographic material/images to print medium. Methods such as silk-screening and photoengraving were employed. “Images of Autonomous Matter” curates exhibits by artists such as Jiro Takamatsu, Katsura Yoshida and Lee Ufan, who were a part of the Art Movement, “Mono-ha” that engaged in Tokyo during the late 1960s and continued well into the 1970s. In these, one can sense a distinctive intention to limit the human manipulation of the corporeal and to grant materials their autonomy. The 1970s mark the emergence of a new trend in contemporary Japanese Art where one can see a visible shift from traditional creation by the hand and an increasing effort to create objective work dispensed of any illusory elements. The viewers can attain a better understanding of contemporary Japanese art trends of the 1970s – an era that saw audacious departures from erstwhile trends in the west such as Pop Art and Minimal Art. Ms. Hiroko Taniguchi, Acting Consul General of Japan at Chennai will inaugurate the Exhibition on 23 October 2017. Ms. Kanae Nakaya, Assistant Japanese Language Advisor, The Japan Foundation and Mr. M. R. Ranganathan, Chairman, ABK - AOTS Dosokai, Tamilnadu will preside.


Ms. Hiroko Taniguchi, Deputy Consul- General of Japan, Consulate - General of Japan in Chennai – inaugurated the exhibition by cutting open the ribbon

Ms. Hiroko Taniguchi, Deputy Consul- General of Japan, Consulate - General of Japan in Chennai – inaugurated the exhibition by lighting the Kuthuvilakku

Section of the audience of Exhibition on Photographic Images

and Matter: Japanese Prints of the 1970s”

Section of the audience Exhibition “Photographic Images and

Matter: Japanese Prints of the 1970s”

12th Convention of South Asian Federation of AOTS Alumni

Societies & 5th Youth Leadership Workshop

--- 27th & 28th October 2017 ---

The following members of our center participated in the 12th Convention South Asia Federation of AOTS Alumni Society (SAFAAS) organized by JASTECA, Srilanka & AOTS Japan on 27 & 28 October 2017. 1. Mr. & Mrs. M.R. Ranganathan, Chairman 2. Mr. G. Chandramohan, President 3. Mr. S. Gopal, Vice President 4. Mr. K. Balasubramanian, Vice President 5. Mr. K. Jagadeesan, Treasurer 6. Mr. & Mrs. M. Damodaraswamy, Vice President

Our Chairman Mr. M.R. Ranganathan, delivered a special lecture in the 5th Youth Leadership Workshop (YLW) during the SAFAAS Convention on 27th October 2017 held under the auspices of WNF.

Convention Theme : "CREATING INSPIRATIONAL BUSINESS LEADERS UNDER THE STEWARDSHIP OF AOTS."

Working Group Themes

a. Emerging Role of Alumni Societies to explore inter-regional opportunities

b. Role of Alumni Societies to enhance opportunities for mutual benefit with AOTS

Youth Leadership Workshop Theme : Creating Inspirational Business Leaders under the Stewardship of AOTS

The Annual General Body Meeting of the South Asia Federation of HIDA - AOTS Alumni Societies (SAFAAS) will be held in Colombo – Sri Lanka on Saturday 28th October 2017 at 7.00 pm. for the following purposes. 1. To adopt the minutes of the last Annual General Meeting 2. To receive and consider the Report of the Executive Committee as presented by the General Secretary. 3. To receive and consider the statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st March 2017and Report of the Auditors thereon. 4. To table and approve the resolutions of which due notice has been given 5. To Appoint the President & Executive Committee for the year 2017/2019


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER 2017 ~ 2019

Position

in SAFAAS

Name of the Member Representing Alumni

Association

President Mr. M. R. Ranganathan ABK - AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre

Past President Mr. Athula R. F. Edhirisinghe Japan Srilanka Technical & Cultural Association (JASTECA), Srilanka

Senior Vice President

Mr. Uday Raykar AOTS Alumni Society of Central lndia (AASCI), Pune

Vice President Mr. Syed Ahsanul Apon Bangladesh AOTS-HIDA Alumni Society (BAAS)

Secretary General Mr. Man Mohan AOTS Alumni Society, Delhi

Past Secretary General

Mr. Mangala Samarajeewa Japan Srilanka Technical & Cultural Association (JASTECA), Srilanka

Treasurer Mr. Nihal Seneviratne Japan Srilanka Technical & Cultural Association (JASTECA), Srilanka

Convention support co-opted members

Mr. Prashant L shresta Nepal AOTS Alumni Society (NAAS), Nepal


Mr. H. Suresh - President FAAAI AOTS Alumni Association, Karnataka Regional Centre


Mr. C. Sriram ABK - AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre

Executive committee Members

Ms. Anjani Agarwal AOTS Alumni Association of Western lndia, Mumbai


Mr. Jacob Kavoor Alumni Society of AOTS Kerala (ASA Kerala)


Mr. Maruthi AOTS Alumni Association, Karnataka Regional Centre


Mr. Md. Kamalur Rehman Chattagram AOTS-HIDA Alumni Society (CAAS)


Mr. Datta Prasad Pataoragada A. P. The AOTS Alumni Society – Hyderabad


Representative name awaited AOTS & ABKD Dosokai Lahore Regional Office


Representative name awaited AOTS & ABK Dosokai Karachi Regional Centre


Representative name awaited AOTS & ABK Dosokai Islamabad Regional Center

We are glad to inform that our Chairman Mr. M. R. Ranganathan has been elected as the President of South Asian Federation of AOTS Alumni Societies (SAFAAS) for the year 2017 ~ 2019. SAFAAS includes the AOTS Alumni Associations of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh & Srilanka. The next SAFAAS Convention will be organized by the President of SAFAAS - Mr. M. R. Ranganathan at Chennai in the year 2019.

Group photo taken during the 12th Convention of South Asian

Federation of AOTS Alumni Societies

12th Convention of South Asian Federation of AOTS Alumni

Societies – secton of participants


Our Chairman Mr. M. R. Ranganathan lighting the Kuthuvilakku during the 12th Convention of South Asian Federation of AOTS

Alumni Societies

Mr. Shinya Kuwayama, President – AOTS Japan, delivering during

12th Convention of South Asian Federation of AOTS Alumni Societies

Dignitaries on the Dias of SAFAAS Annual General Body Meeting during

12th Convention of South Asian Federation of AOTS Alumni Societies

Our Chairman Mr. M. R. Ranganathan elected as the President

during SAFAAS Annual General Body Meeting

Our Chairman Mr. M. R. Ranganathan delivering a lecture during the

during the 5th Youth Leadership Workshop

Group photo taken during the 5th Youth Leadership Workshop


Music Concert performed by “WASABI”

Traditional Japanese Instrumental Group

--- 31 October 2017 ---

The Consulate General of Japan in Chennai, the Japan Foundation and ABK-AOTS Dosokai, Tamilnadu Centre. are organizing a Music Concert performed by “WASABI” Traditional Japanese Instrumental Group commemorating the “2017 The Japan-India Friendly Exchanges”* at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, 31 October 2017 at the Rani Seethai Hall,. ANA (All Nippon Airways) is supporting this event. WASABI （わさび） is a traditional Japanese instrumental group composed of Ryoichiro Yoshida（Tsugaru - shamisen （津軽三味線）/ three - stringed Japanese instrument ） , Hiromu Motonaga（Shakuhachi（尺八） / Japanese bamboo flute），

Naosaburo Biho（Taiko（太鼓） / Japanese Drum）

and Shin Ichikawa （ Koto （箏） / 17 - stringed Japanese harp. The name “WASABI” comes from combining “WA （和） ”which means “Japan” or “harmony” and “SABI （さび） ” which means “the catchy part of the song”. The group aims to produce modern style of the traditional Japanese music, which is more approachable and attractive to young generation by arranging the folk songs and traditional music. In order to transmit the wonderful aspects of Japanese music, WASABI frequently visits and gives performance at schools in all over Japan. Also, WASABI gives performance in all over the world, and this is their first performance in South India especially in Chennai and Madurai. The group after their performance at New Delhi came to Chennai and thereafter visited Madurai. Music lovers in Chennai thronged and enjoyed the musical sensation created by the dynamic live performance of the WASABI Traditional Japanese Instrumental Group.

Section of the audience during Music Concert performed by

“WASABI” Traditional Japanese Instrumental Group

Section of the audience during Music Concert performed by

“WASABI” Traditional Japanese Instrumental Group

Music Concert performed by “WASABI” Traditional Japanese

Instrumental Group in progress










Talk your Way to Japan Speech contest trip to Japan

--- 11 & 22 October 2017 ---

The Four First Prize Winners of the Talk Your Way to Japan Speech Contests were sent to Japan on a two week totally free Study cum Cultural exchange trip with the support of Hiyoshi Corporation, Japan. These children brought back their memories of seeing Japan with their eyes, moving with Japanese people, visit places of Cultural importance and Historical importance, and also travel by Shinkansen, visit the technical entertainment world of Universal Studios and Disney Land and shared their learning with other children and people of Tamilnadu through various media Moreover the First, Second, Third and Fourth prize winners of the finals of the speech contest of the Corporations / Government schools are offered free Japanese language courses at our centre for all the five levels of JLPT. Our passion towards environment is such that the judges for adjudicating the speech contest winners are also from the Environmental Sector. We once again thank all our Cosponsors Consulate General of Japan in Chennai, Hiyoshi Corporation in Japan, SKM Egg Products Export India Pvt. Ltd in Erode, Super Auto Forge in Chennai, Diana World Travel Pvt. Ltd in Chennai, Mr. M. R. Ranganathan in Chennai, Ms. Shobana Ranganathan in USA for continuously supporting us.

First Prize Winners of the Talk Your Way to Japan Speech Contest -2017 hands on experience at Hiyoshi Corporation, Japan in progress

First Prize Winners of the Talk Your Way to Japan Speech Contest -2017 hands on experience at Hiyoshi Corporation, Japan in progress


Group photo taken with the staff of Hiyoshi Corporation with First

Prize Winners of the Talk Your Way to Japan Speech Contest – 2017

First Prize Winner of the Talk Your Way to Japan Speech Contest -

2017 handing over a memento to Murata San of Hiyoshi Corporation, Japan

Training Programme on Japanese Management

Techniques

One Day Training Program on VISUAL FACTORY PRACTICES with 200 Benchmarking visuals was held on 13th September 2017. 37 participants from 13 companies participated in the training program. One Day Workshop on TRAIN THE TRAINERS was held 23rd September 2017. 27 participants from 10 companies participated in the training program One Day Training Program on Removing Wasteful Activities through ‘LEAN MANUFACTURING PROCESS’ for supervisor was held on 13th October 2017 (Friday). 23 participants from 10 companies participated in the training program One Day Training Program on PLANNED MAINTENANCE TO IMPROVE THE MTTR & MTBF IN THE EQUIPMENT / MACHINES was held on 11 November 2017 (Saturday) 51 participants from 24 companies participated in the training program For any needs please contact us. [email protected] / [email protected] Tel. +91-44-2374 0318 / 2374 3575

Japanese Management Training program - section of participants

Japanese Management Training program - section of participants

WNF Program at Peru on Human Behavior in the 5S

implementation in India - Success stories

---6 & 7 November 2017---

In response to the request from AOTS Peru for a special address on the above mentioned topic during their national 5S award ceremony AOTS Japan, WNF suggested to invite an expert on the subject from ABK-AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre, Chennai. In this regard Mr. B. Palaniappan of our centre was invited to Peru On 6th November 2017, Mr. B Presented the topic in Aris Industrial. The company is in Textile, Chemical and Ceramic business. They won the Gold medal in the national 5s. The duration of the presentation was 2 hrs followed by Q&A. About 50 members attended the session. It was well received and appreciated by one and all. After that a short visit to the plant was arranged. On 7th November 2017, Mr. B. Palaniappan presented the topic at Co- operative – Pacific , cooperative bank. About 70 members attended the session. It was also for two hours followed by Q&A. It was well received and appreciated. Then a short tour to the office was arranged. The most important fact was the content and


delivery were very well received and appreciated by one and all.

Human Behavior in the 5S implementation in India – Success

stories – in progress

Group photo taken with the members of AOTS – Peru during the

Presentation on Human Behavior in the 5S implementation in India Success stories

Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) – Proctors Meeting

--- 1 & 2 December 2017 ---

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test, (JLPT) is being held twice a year on the first Sunday of July & December Annually. Our centre has been identified for conducting the Japanese Language Proficiency Test for N1 ~ N5 for entire South India on 3rd December 2017 at Vellammal Matriculation Hr. Sec.School, T. S. Krishnanagar, Mogappair, Chennai.

JLPT 2017 December Proctors meetings in progress



COLOURS OF CULTURE

--- 10 December 2017 ---

ABK – AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre is organized the “Colours of Culture” a closing event of the Year Long Cultural Activities for 2017 - The Year of Japan India Friendly Exchanges held at RR Sabha, Chennai on 10th December 2017 between 5.30 and 7.30 p.m. His Excellency Mr. Seiji Baba, Consul General of Japan at Chennai was the Chief Guest. Ms. Neerajakshi Sunderrajan - The All World Winner of Nodojiman 2017 and her team consisting of Ms. Sindhuja Sunderrajan and Ms. K. Meghaa Bhargavi rendered Japanese Songs. Ms. Kaoru Ono Bharathanatyam dancer from Japan and disciple of Guru Natyam Selvam Sri Shanmuga Sundaram performed the Indian Classical Dance. The Bharathanatyam by Ms. Kaoru Ono was performed in four segments viz. Mallari followed by Alarippu, Varnam, Nee Matale and Thillana followed by Mangalam.


Between the 3rd segment (Nee Matale) and 4th segment (Thillana followed by Mangalam) of the Bharathanatyam performance young artists werehonoured during the simple ceremony at around 7.00 p.m. His Excellency Mr. Seiji Baba, Consul General of Japan at Chennai delivered a motivational speech during the above ceremony to encourage the performers. Special mementos were presented to the artists by His Excellency - Consul General of Japan at Chennai to thank and show our appreciation to the young artists which a great impact on have their enthusiasm and contribution to Japan India Relationship.

Japanese songs by our Japanese Language School students

Ms. S. Neerajakshi , Ms. S. Sindhuja Ms. K. Meghaa Bhargavi

Japanese songs by our Japanese Language School students during

Colours of Culture

Japanese songs by our Japanese Language School students during

Colours of Culture

Ms. Kaoru Ono Bharathanatyam dancer from Japan

performed the Indian Classical Dance

Ms. Kaoru Ono Bharathanatyam dancer from Japan

performed the Indian Classical Dance

His Excellency Mr. Seiji Baba, Consul General of Japan in Chennai

handing over memento to the Japanese Bharathanatyam dancer Ms. Kaoru Ono

His Excellency Mr. Seiji Baba, Consul General of Japan in Chennai

handed over memento & certificate to Ms. S. Neerajakshi


Japanese Language Introduction

Classes

--- 10 December 2017 ---

The Language School of our centre started fresh batches of Japanese language courses for different levels of Proficiency of The Japan Foundation Examinations commenced on the 10th December 2017. Well trained staff, easy accessibility, affordable Pricing, excellent infrastructure and well equipped Library, with a number of Audio, Video materials make this educational institution different from others.

Japanese Language Class in progress



Ms. Yumi Nomoto The Association for Overseas

Technical Cooperation and Sustainable Partnership [AOTS]

Visited our centre

---13 December 2017---

Ms. Yumi Nomoto from The Association for Overseas Technical

Cooperation and Sustainable Partnership [AOTS] visited our centre

MOSAI – Japanese Language Speech Contest for

Southern region

--- 16 December 2017 ---

The Consulate General of Japan at Chennai & ABK – AOTS DOSOKAI, TAMILNADU CENTRE, in association with Mombusho Scholars Association of India (MOSAI) conducted “MOSAI – Japanese Language Speech Contest for Southern Region” on 16th December 2017 at our centre. The Judges for the contest were Ms. Megumi Shimada, Head of the Culture and Information Affairs - The Consulate General of Japan in Chennai, Mr. Jun Arisue, Senior Japanese language advisor for South India - The Japan Foundation & Ms. Kanae Nakaya, Assistant Japanese Language Advisor for South India - The Japan Foundation The winners in Junior Category:

First Prize - Ms. S. Neerajakshi, ABK – AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre

Second Prize - Mr. S. Vasisht, ABK – AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre

Third Prize - Ms. Aditi Anant Gadre, The Japan Habba Trust, Bangalore


The winners in Senior Category:

First Prize - Ms. Akshara Iyer, Sakuraa Nihongo Resource Centre, Bangalore

Second Prize - Mr. Soham Pal, The Japan Habba Trust, Bangalore

Third Prize - Mr. K. Sai Krishna, ABK - AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre

29 Jan2018 The Prizes for the Winners were sponsored by The Consulate General of Japan in Chennai & ABK-AOTS DOSOKAI, Tamilnadu Centre. The above prize winners are eligible to participate in 30th ALL INDIA JAPANESE SPEECH CONTEST to be conducted at Newdelhi on Mid February 2018.

One Day Seminar on Best 5S Practices & Awarding giving Ceremony on ABK AOTS CUMI 5S Annual competition for Large, Medium & Small Scale Industries , & ABK AOTS PSK Group 5S Annual Competition for Textile industries at Hotel Hoblis, Chennai

MOSAI – Japanese Language Speech Contest for Southern Region

in progress

18 Feb 2018 2nd National Convention on Innovative QC Teams organized by ABK - AOTS DOSOKAI – Tamilnadu Centre in association with AOTS Alumni Society of Central India – Pune, AOTS Alumni Society – Delhi & AOTS Alumni Society of Western India – Mumbai at PYC - Bhandarkar Road, Deccan Gymkhana, Pune 24 & 25 Feb 2018 Japan Cultural Festival - Exhibition on Japanese Dolls, Origami, Bonsai, Nendo No Tetsukuri , in coordination with The Consulate General of Japan, & The Japan Foundation at our Centre

Mr. Jun Arisue, Senior Japanese language advisor for South India - The Japan Foundation handing over the certificate to the winner of MOSAI – Japanese Language Speech Contest for Southern Region

24 Feb 2018 Music, Song & Dance Performance in coordination with The Consulate General of Japan, & The Japan Foundation 25 Feb 2018 Mini Marathon in commemoration of the forthcoming “Olympics and Paralympics TOKYO 2020” in coordination with The Consulate General of Japan, & The Japan Foundation. 25 Feb 2018 Japan Sports Festival in coordination with The Consulate General of Japan, & The Japan Foundation.

Group photo taken during the MOSAI – Japanese Language Speech

Contest for Southern Region

3 March 2018 Symposium titled “THE NEED OF THE HOUR- JAPANESE LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN INDIA in association with Japan Foundation at our Centre 15 ~ 17 March 2018 Comparative Cultural / Historical Study Through Multi -Colored Indian & Japanese Stamps at Our Centre.

Our Events for the Next Quarter Jan ~ March 2018

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