件名: Spring Sake Garden - Shikoku Festivity on Apr. 28(Tue) 7:30pm start
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Hi folks,
Here is an invitation of a spring festivity we host at Shiodome, on April 28th.
Please come enjoy pleasant spring night with us! You could taste local sake directly sent from brueries in Shikoku, Sanuki Udon made by the world's best artisan, and more. You will also be able to learn and try traditional Awa-odori dance.
Shikoku Haru-yoi (Spring Evening) Garden
Date & Time: April 28th, 2009 (Tue) 19:30-
Place: Shiodome Architect Cafe (Accessible by the Yamanote line, Shimbashi Sta. or the Yurikamome line, Shiodome Sta.)
Amission: 4,000 yen advance/ 4,500 yen at door, includes all-you-can drink/eat soft drinks, beer & foods PLUS local sake & foods
Host: Home Island Project (HIP)
Sponsor: JAL
Click here to buy ADVANCED TICKET - SAVE 500 YEN
About Shikoku and Home Island Project (HIP):
Shikoku is the smallest and least populous of the four main island of Japan. The island has always been famous for its hospitality and spirits of cooperation originated from "Osettai" tradition - people provide pilgrims with free accomodation and meals, and thereby participate "88-temple pilgrimage" - as well as for its beautiful natural and living environment. At the present day, Shikoku has also got world-class art spots and companies. Moreover, outdoor leisure venues, eco-friendly practices, agri-business, and dietary education in Shikoku cultivate values for the 21st century.
We the members of HIP re-discovered such attractions of Shikoku after living awa, and got together to share ideas and launch the project in January 2008. HIP aims at raising awareness about our home island Shikoku and turning it into magnet for people around the world. Home Island Project (HIP) was launched and run by natives of Shikoku in their 20-30s based in Tokyo.