Judging by the ginormous crowd that showed up last Sunday, we'd say the NYC Japan Street Fair was definitely a huge success. There were so many people that the staff worked nonstop selling tickets and serving everyone there.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Judging by the ginormous crowd that showed up last Sunday, we'd say the NYC Japan Street Fair was definitely a huge success. There were so many people that the staff worked nonstop selling tickets and serving everyone there.
The 2009 NYC Japan Street Fair Recap
Judging by the ginormous crowd that showed up last Sunday, we'd say the NYC Japan Street Fair was definitely a huge success. There were so many people that the staff worked nonstop selling tickets and serving everyone there.
Saturday, August 22, 2009
The NYC Japan Street Fair is TOMORROW! We're so excited! We're honored to have major magazines publicize the Fair and even have some TV networks report about it tomorrow, which is unbelievably awesome. Also, much thanks to the fabulous attention we received from the Twitter world and blogospheres! We love your enthusiasm. We just hope the weather will be kind to us. The forecast says 40% chance of showers - not too much to worry about but fingers crossed! We hope everyone has a great time enjoying your okonomiyaki, udon, konnyaku, chocolate soymilk, tabi socks, the performances, and more at the NYC Japan Street Fair! Remember, the NYC Japan Street Fair is part of the larger street fair on Madison Avenue that spans 15 blocks, up to 57th Street. After you get your fill of the NYC Japan Street Fair, you still got 14 more blocks of street fair to see. Got general questions? Feel free to ask the ticket booth (#40). Thanks a ton and see you all there!
The NYC Japan Street Fair is TOMORROW!
The NYC Japan Street Fair is TOMORROW! We're so excited! We're honored to have major magazines publicize the Fair and even have some TV networks report about it tomorrow, which is unbelievably awesome. Also, much thanks to the fabulous attention we received from the Twitter world and blogospheres! We love your enthusiasm. We just hope the weather will be kind to us. The forecast says 40% chance of showers - not too much to worry about but fingers crossed! We hope everyone has a great time enjoying your okonomiyaki, udon, konnyaku, chocolate soymilk, tabi socks, the performances, and more at the NYC Japan Street Fair! Remember, the NYC Japan Street Fair is part of the larger street fair on Madison Avenue that spans 15 blocks, up to 57th Street. After you get your fill of the NYC Japan Street Fair, you still got 14 more blocks of street fair to see. Got general questions? Feel free to ask the ticket booth (#40). Thanks a ton and see you all there!
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Performing at 12 to 1 PM at the Fair will be Nobuki Takamen, who leads his own group, the NOBUKI TAKAMEN GROUP, which performs his original compositions and arrangements throughout the tri-state area.
Introducing Jazz Guitarist and Composer Nobuki Takamen!
Performing at 12 to 1 PM at the Fair will be Nobuki Takamen, who leads his own group, the NOBUKI TAKAMEN GROUP, which performs his original compositions and arrangements throughout the tri-state area.
The NYC Japan Street Fair Map!
The Fair is only three days away! Here's a handy map to help you navigate it better. Click on it for a larger view. We're on Madison Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets, a block away from Grand Central Terminal. Additionally, you can win a free gift by collecting three stamps from your purchases at the booths. To answer a previous commenter's question, the performances will be located at the center of the block. See you there!
Saturday, August 15, 2009
New York's public peace is certainly considered improved. However, have you ever had a feelinging of helplessness when you walk through the dark city streets? Imagine a situation if the other party has guns and the knives. Can you deal with such a situation even you have know karate, judo or other martial arts? Fuji Ryu Taijutsu assumes the time attacked in the town and is practicing the art of defense which can be used in the actual combat.
Fuji Ryu Taijutsu
New York's public peace is certainly considered improved. However, have you ever had a feelinging of helplessness when you walk through the dark city streets? Imagine a situation if the other party has guns and the knives. Can you deal with such a situation even you have know karate, judo or other martial arts? Fuji Ryu Taijutsu assumes the time attacked in the town and is practicing the art of defense which can be used in the actual combat.
Friday, August 14, 2009
KYOKUSHIN Karate Classes
Historically, Japanese Karate originated from the age of the Samurai, when the worker classes were weapon-less. So, the art of fighting with bare hands, or “kara-te” evolved as a form of self-defense. The philosophy of KYOKUSHIN Karate emphasizes the achievement of personal goals, whether physical, mental or spiritual and stresses the development of patience, respect and character.
FOOD at the Fair!
Okonomiyaki Wondering what you'll be eating at the NYC Japan Street Fair? Here's the list of some of the mouthwatering Japanese food you'll find and the companies and local restaurants that will be making them.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Besides all the tasty food, shopping, fun and games, you'll be entertained by several Japanese musicians, artists, and dancers throughout the day. Here's the lineup:
Performers at the Fair!
Besides all the tasty food, shopping, fun and games, you'll be entertained by several Japanese musicians, artists, and dancers throughout the day. Here's the lineup:
Rikumo.com: Green and Modern Japanese Accessories and Apparel
Monday, August 10, 2009
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While Japanese food has been highly respected and appreciated by the entire world, Japanese sake has been gaining significant space on liquor store shelves. Chiyomusubi Shuzo Co., Ltd., a 120-year-old prominent Japanese sake brewery from the heart of a sake manufacturing region in Japan, has been introducing their top-of-the-line products to the U.S. market since 2000.
Shochu that Accompanies Any Food
While Japanese food has been highly respected and appreciated by the entire world, Japanese sake has been gaining significant space on liquor store shelves. Chiyomusubi Shuzo Co., Ltd., a 120-year-old prominent Japanese sake brewery from the heart of a sake manufacturing region in Japan, has been introducing their top-of-the-line products to the U.S. market since 2000.
Friday, August 7, 2009
te+te New York offers a collection of original, handmade fashion and home accessories selected for their innate artistry and the attention to detail that goes into their creation. Their collection often reflects the essence of Japan in many elements.
Te means "hand" in Japanese, hence te plus te - two hands. But two hands are not enough. The craftsperson needs a soul, and the objects he or she creates must stir the senses, and fire the imagination.
Te+Te New York
te+te New York offers a collection of original, handmade fashion and home accessories selected for their innate artistry and the attention to detail that goes into their creation. Their collection often reflects the essence of Japan in many elements.Te means "hand" in Japanese, hence te plus te - two hands. But two hands are not enough. The craftsperson needs a soul, and the objects he or she creates must stir the senses, and fire the imagination.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Introducing Wuhao NYC's tenugui, traditional Japanese cotton towels. It's not just any towel - it's a unique object that has a long, proud history in Japanese culture for over 1500 years.
Wuhao NYC's Tenugui!
Introducing Wuhao NYC's tenugui, traditional Japanese cotton towels. It's not just any towel - it's a unique object that has a long, proud history in Japanese culture for over 1500 years.
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