The Shogunate is celebrating the new academic year with free drinks, snacks, and a game! Come meet and mingle with the new board and Find Out What Board Member You Are with a fun quiz! Feel free to also bring your own drinks.
Nihongo-jin is the place for those that wish to dabble in the Japanese language, either as a layperson, an expert, or anything in between! We mostly translate manga at various difficulty levels (beginner, advanced) to get familiar with the Japanese alphabets, but we also want to try using some other methods of learning, such as … Continue reading Japanese Language Study Group
Eiga-jin will be holding a Japanese Movie Evening. If you are interested in watching live-action movies and discussing them with your fellow Kinjin members, make sure to check it out!
Come join us for an evening where we experience traditional Japanese culture, e.g. tea ceremonies, calligraphy and story telling. Hosted by Dentoubunka-jin.
Let’s watch some anime together! Every session we decide on anime to watch beforehand and then watch 6 episodes. Sounds fun? Be sure to check it out! For information on previously watched anime, click here. Hosted by Ani-jin.
Want to do draw, paint, build gunpla or work on a cosplay? Join this evening to do any creative activity you can imagine! We greatly encourage artistic freedom in this evening, and, of course, you are more than welcome to flex your amazing cosplays 🙂 You’re free to walk in and out any time you … Continue reading Creative & Cosplay evening
Show your flying dance moves at our Dance Dance Revolution evening!
It’s time for some Japanese board games! Generally, we play three games during a board game evening: Japanese Mahjong (Riichi) Go Shogi Hosted by Shoubu-jin.
Let’s watch some anime together! Every session we decide on anime to watch beforehand and then watch 6 episodes. Sounds fun? Be sure to check it out! For information on previously watched anime, click here. Hosted by Ani-jin.
Nihongo-jin is the place for those that wish to dabble in the Japanese language, either as a layperson, an expert, or anything in between! We mostly translate manga at various difficulty levels (beginner, advanced) to get familiar with the Japanese alphabets, but we also want to try using some other methods of learning, such as … Continue reading Japanese Language Study Group