University of London SOAS RadioLecture Meeting
- An Asakusa International Studies Production -
We are honored to present two of the core people involved in the Web radio enterprise at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), Professor Keith Howard and Director Carlos Chirinos, who will speak at our gathering on September 19. The talks are presented as part of our efforts to promote co-operation between Tokyo-Edo Radio - an Asakusa International Studies project - and SOAS Radio.
Lecturers and topics
Professor Keith Howard: “Embedding Radio within a University: OpenAir/SOAS Radio
Director Carlos Chirinos: “SOAS Radio: Social Enterprise, Student Experience and the challenges of reaching out to an international audience in the digital domain”
Interpreter: Hans Karlsson (Producer, Tokyo-Edo Radio)
Time:September 19, 2012 (Wed.), 17:00 - 19:00
Place (Map here:
http://bit.ly/R8BUPJ ):
Meiji University, Surugadai Liberty Tower, Floor 14, Room 1144
Access: 5 min. walk from JR Ochanomizu St., or 6 min. walk from Marunouchi Line St.
More information:
http://bit.ly/PpBl3p
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A T O K Y O - E D O R A D I O / S O A S R A D I O P R O D U C T I O N
THE DRUMS OF ASAKUSA AN OPEN BROADCAST EVENT
The Asakusa Daiko at the Geisha Rehearsal Hall
The Tokyo-Edo Radio Project has been broadcasting radio programs over the Internet since 2009, under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and Science, and Toyota Foundation. Our programs drew the attention of the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), and the idea of a co operation between our two universities was born. This event will be the first joint production between the two radio stations. It is our hope that Meiji University and University of London School of Oriental and African Studies can conclude a co-operation agreement and expand our activities across the borders together. One of our project members, Mr. Miyamoto Unosuke, will together with Ms. Kashima Kikuno - an Asakusa geisha - be in the spotlight as they demonstrate and perform the traditional Asakusa Daiko - the music and the instrument.This will be the first joint production between Tokyo- Edo Radio and SOAS Radio. We hope you will come to enjoy it. Itoda Soichiro Professor, Meiji Univ. School of Letters Project Leader, Tokyo-Edo Radio
PROGRAM
A FESTIVE CELEBRATION OF SOUND AND MUSIC
1. Greeting by Tokyo-Edo Radio
2. Greetings by SOAS Radio and Venice University
3. Talk on the Asakusa Daiko by Mr. Mochizuki Tazaemon XII
4. Asakusa Daiko performance by the Tokyo Asakusa Kumiai
5. Talk on the taiko drum by Mr. Miyamoto Unosuke
6. Interview by SOAS Radio and Tokyo-Edo Radio
7. Question time
The presentations are held in Japanese
On-line information and reservations:
http://bit.ly/P6WmwX
Time: September 20, 2012, 13:00 - 15:00
Place: The Asakusa Kenban (Taito-ku, Asakusa 3-33-5)
Kenban home page:
http://www.asakusa-kenban.com (map available)
Fee: the event is free of charge
Inquiries: Hans Karlsson at
hanske@tokyoedoradio.org
Phone: 080-5654-7174 (Japanese and English)
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