The 3rd Japanese Film Festival / English Rakugo Show by Kimochi
2025/1/22
The Embassy of Japan in Seychelles is pleased to announce that in February 2025, two Japanese cultural events; the 3rd Japanese Film Festival & English Rakugo Show, will be open to the public at the National Theatre in Mont Fleuri.
Admission is free.
The events are organised in collaboration with Seychelles National Institute for Culture, Heritage and the Arts.
Film: Iwane Sword of Serenity (Rating: 15)
Time: 6:00 pm
Date: Thursday, February 6
Venue: National Theatre
Film: DANCING KARATE KID (Rating: PG-13)
Time: 6:00 pm
Date: Friday, February 7
Venue: National Theatre
The event is organized in collaboration with the Japan Foundation.
1st Show: 5:30 pm, Wednesday, February 12, National Theatre
2nd Show: 5:30 pm, Thursday, February 13, National Theatre
Japanese Rakugo Performer Kimochi will visit Seychelles from Japan and perform Rakugo in English.
Rakugo is a traditional Japanese form of storytelling. A single performer sits on stage and tells a variety of stories. Some are funny, some sad, and both involve dialogue between multiple characters, distinguished by the changing directions of the performer's face.
Don't miss out on the Japanese cultural opportunities and come along with your family and friends.
Admission is free.
The events are organised in collaboration with Seychelles National Institute for Culture, Heritage and the Arts.
The 3rd Japanese Film Festival
Film: Iwane Sword of Serenity (Rating: 15)
Time: 6:00 pm
Date: Thursday, February 6
Venue: National Theatre
Film: DANCING KARATE KID (Rating: PG-13)
Time: 6:00 pm
Date: Friday, February 7
Venue: National Theatre
The event is organized in collaboration with the Japan Foundation.
English Rakugo Show by Kimochi
1st Show: 5:30 pm, Wednesday, February 12, National Theatre
2nd Show: 5:30 pm, Thursday, February 13, National Theatre
Japanese Rakugo Performer Kimochi will visit Seychelles from Japan and perform Rakugo in English.
Rakugo is a traditional Japanese form of storytelling. A single performer sits on stage and tells a variety of stories. Some are funny, some sad, and both involve dialogue between multiple characters, distinguished by the changing directions of the performer's face.
Don't miss out on the Japanese cultural opportunities and come along with your family and friends.