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A Wild Haruki Chase: Kobe Program
Kobe Program
Along with Tokyo and Sapporo programs, in Haruki’s hometown
Kobe, we are going to organize a symposium inviting translators
and writers from South Korea, Canada, Czech, and Hong Kong.
The venue is Kobe High School, where Haruki Murakami spent his
adolescence.
Why don’t you participate in a ‘Wild Haruki Chase,’ an
adventure to search for unknown appeal of Murakami’s literature
with comparison of ‘Haruki boom’ in each country?
- Date:
- Wednesday, March 29, 2006, 14:00-16:30
- Venue:
- Kobe High School
- Speakers:
- Key note speaker/Moderator:
Inuhiko Yomota (Professor, Meiji Gakuin University)
Panelists:
Kim Choon Mie (South Korea)
Ted Goossen (Canada)
Tomas Jurkovic (Czech)
Leung Ping Kwan (Hong Kong) - Schedule:
- 13:30~ Open Gate
14:00~ Opening Remarks
14:10~14:30 Key note speech (Prof. Yomota)
14:30~16:00 Panel Discussion
16:00~16:30 Q&A - Language:
- Japanese in principal (Mr. Leung Ping Kwan will speak in English and translation will be arranged.)
- Organized by:
- The Japan Foundation, Kobe Municipal Government, Kobe High School
- Entry:
- Free
- How to Apply:
- write on post card (1) address, (2) full name (3)age (4)phone
number (5) ‘would like to attend Haruki symposium’ and
send to Kobe Municipal Government by March 10th.
Tel: 078-322-5165, Fax: 078-322-6137
Bunka Koryuka, Seikatsu Bunkakankokyoku
Kobe Municipal Government 650-8570
6-5-1, Kano-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe 650-8570
