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Introducing various TRON
(The Real-time Operating system Nucleus) to react
ubiquitous era
"TRONSHOW 2004 TEPS2002" |
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Thursday 11th December
- Saturday 13th December |
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Hall B5, Hall B7 |
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10:00 - 17:30 |
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TRON technologies including built-in OS„ITRON
used for the cellular phone, engine-control
computer for cars, digital video and FAX now
became the top built-in architecture over the
world. This is the beginning of ubiquitous computer
era, and to introduce the activities of the
TRON project is the main purposes of holding
"TRON SHOW 2004".
The main theme of this exhibition is "T-Engine
and Ubiquitous ID". Through the displays, movies,
various seminars, lectures and panel discussions,
you can learn about vary of the TRON technologies
that response to establishment of a suitable
environment in order to network each computers
built-in every object. And introducing development
environment called T-Engine that help create
portable information device and network-connected
household appliance more efficiently than before.
Also, on Saturday 13th November, symposium concerned
supporting physically challenged called "TEPS
2004" will be held.
For more information:
TRON Symposium Steering Committee
TEL: 03-3788-3239
http://www.tron.org/show.html |
Scene from the last lecture
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ASEAN-Japan Exchange Year 2003 Commemorative
performance
A RAINBOW OF DANCE Part 8 |
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Thursday 11th December
/ Friday 12th December |
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Hall C |
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Performance starts: 19:00 |
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Admission (inclusive of
tax):
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Tickets sold in
advance:
S seats \7,000; A seats \6,000; B seats
\5,000 |
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Tickets sold on
the day:
S seats \8,000; A seats \7,000; B seats
\6,000j |
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This year is the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian
Nations)-Japan Exchange Year. To commemorate, "A RAINBOW
OF DANCE" brings together the top dancers of 10 ASEAN
member countries with the aim of deepening cultural
awareness and understanding between Southeast Asian
countries through dance.
Those participating are the dance groups and cultural
organizations of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,
Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand,
Vietnam and Japan. The theme of the first part of the
performance is "the dance of the eternal Asian
cities" and demonstrates the court dances of the
different countries. This is followed in the second
act with solo performances by the ASEAN member countries
of "AsiaEMystic Prayers". The third act is
a fun and lively festival of the "Garden of PeaceEthe
Celebration of Joy". Witness the dances of different
countries passed on through generations with pride,
and realize something new to cultures so close, yet
so far. See world peace and hope from an Asian perspective.
For more information:
Japan Asia Fine Arts Association
TEL 03-3687-7038
http://www.ann.hi-ho.ne.jp/j-asia/
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The "Diamond Voice" returns to Tokyo!
The counter tenor "Slava's Christmas Concert 2003" |
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Friday 19th December /
Saturday 20th December |
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Hall C |
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Friday 19th: Doors open
at 18:30, performance starts at 19:00
Saturday 20th: Doors open at 17:30, performance
starts at 18:00 |
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Admission (all seats
assigned, inclusive of tax)
S seat \9,000
pair seats (includes glass of wine) \18,000
A seat \7,000 |
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The counter tenor, Slava, debuted in Japan following
the release of "Ave Maria" in 1995. The quality of his
voice, once heard never forgotten, has soothed many.
In fact, his album has sold over 300,000 copies and
has gained him a strong following in Japan too. His
recent performance in a charity concert held at Roppongi
Hills has proven this.
The clear and sparkling diamond voice returns for a
Christmas concert in Japan after an absence of 2 years.
Conducted by Keiichi Kanda, and with an ensemble of
strings, wood wind and piano by L' Orchestre du Poisson
Bleu his performance includes Schubert's "Ave Maria",
Caccini's "Ave Maria" and Chaplin's "Smile". A special
Christmas is guaranteed, as you are enveloped in the
beautiful voice and forget the passing of time. Pair
seats are available where you may enjoy the performance
with a glass of wine.
For more information:
Zak Corporation
TEL 03-5474-9999
http://www.zak-tokyo.co.jp
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Tchaikovsky's three ballet masterpieces
The Leningrad State Ballet performs them all |
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Saturday 20th December:
14:00- The Nutcracker
Sunday 21st December: 12:00-, 15:30- The Nutcracker
Tuesday 23rd December (public holiday): 13:00-
The Nutcracker
Friday 2nd January: 15:00- Sleeping Beauty
Saturday 3rd January: 13:00- Sleeping Beauty
Saturday 10th January: 14:30- Swan Lake
Sunday 11th/Monday 12th January (public holiday):
13:00- Swan Lake |
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Hall A |
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Admission (all seats
assigned, inclusive of tax)
S seat \13,000; A seat \11,000; B seat \9,000;
C seat \7,000; D seat \5,000
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The city of white nights and art, St Petersburg
is the home of the Leningrad State Ballet, a prestigious
ballet company with a history spanning 170 years. The
ensembles full of grace and elegance captures the hearts
of the world over. More than 600 performances have already
been held in Japan, all of which have received high
praises.
In this tour, Tchaikovsky's three ballet masterpieces
will all be performed by the company. "The Nutcracker",
a Christmas fantasy of fluttering snow and fairies,
"Sleeping Beauty" with its extravagant splendor of the
festive scene and the elegant, emotional "Swan Lake",
the Leningrad State Ballet's masterpiece. The world's
top class dancers invite you to a world of romanticism.
Why not sample the captivating world that only the authentic
can produce.
For more information:
Koransha
TEL 03-3943-9999
http://www.koransha.com/
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