Why not learn Japanese language with Japanese art? Calling those who have never learnt Japanese before or those who are at a very beginner level!

Japan House London is currently holding an exhibition of Japanese graphic arts. This bold exhibition bridges the worlds of fine art, commercial illustration and counterculture. The Japan Foundation, London will be holding a Japanese Language session linked to this exhibition.

• Date: Thursday 5th October 2023, 18:00-19:00
• Venue: The Hall at Japan House London, 101-111 Kensington High Street, London W8 5SA
• To register, please click here.
• Fee: Free (registration in advance is required.)
• Registration deadline: Monday 2nd October
• The maximum number of participants is 30 people.

Applications will close when this event has reached maximum capacity (30 participants)

This session is for those who have never learnt Japanese before or those who are at a very beginner level.

Attendance is limited to those who are eighteen years old or above.

Session content: Basic Japanese characters, sentence structures, and some adjective vocabulary, etc.

Lecturer: Ms Izumi Segawa

Organised by The Japan Foundation, London

Supported by Japan House London

About the Lecturer

Izumi Segawa has been a private Japanese tutor for ten years and occasionally works as an interpreter for artists coming over to the UK from Japan. She is fascinated by languages and currently learning Italian, Ukrainian and Rapa Nui. She also has a passion for nature and her other job involves making nature-inspired art-work, mainly life-like models of moths and butterflies (Hachiware Art).