I heard the Koto played long before I ever decided to learn how to play. In fact, anyone who has been to a Japanese restaurant has more than likely heard the Koto being played as background music. I grew up in a family with strong […]
My Journey with the Dragon – How I fell in love with the Koto Read More »
On Wednesday the 4th of May the AJS-Q was delighted to welcome award-winning Koto musician Ikoujyu Tanno and her students to the Society’s “An Evening with…” series of webinars. Being able to see koto played in Australia is difficult, let alone by a leading musician
May Webinar Report – Koto performance Read More »
The Brisbane Japanese Sign Language Study group was founded in November 2020. The purpose of the group is to facilitate sign language learning, promote deaf culture and act as a bridge for the deaf and disabled communities in the Australia-Japan partnership. Its current activities include:
The Brisbane JSL Study Group Read More »
