Greater Raleigh Japanese Language and Culture Meetup Group

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Location: Raleigh, NC 35.94-78.63 27614US

Meetups: 88 so far

Members: 185 Nice people interested in Japan

Rating: Greater Raleigh Japanese Language and Culture Meetup Group 4.5031

Meetup topics: Japanese Language and Culture, Japanese Pop, Manga, Sushi

Founded: May 16, 2007

Meet and mingle with local Japanese language and culture lovers! Come to a Japanese Language Meetup to practice speaking, build vocab and finally figure out those verb conjugations! All ages and levels welcome.

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Our next MeetupJapanese Music Live Show

Dec 6 Sun 2:30 PM

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Who’s coming?: 15 Yes / 0 Maybe

(RSVP deadline: December 6, 2009 10:00 AM)

Our very own Chihiro is a member of the Japanese band NC-RTP-ROCK. Thanks for passing this along, Chihiro!

Date: Sunday, December 6, 2009
Time: 2:30pm - 5:00pm (opens at 2:00 pm)
Location: Jump'n Java Cafe
Street: 2945 S. Miami Blvd
City, Zip Code: Durham, NC 27703

“NC-RTP-ROCK” is a Japanese music band playing locally around Chapel Hill in NC since 2005. Read more

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More upcoming Meetups

Dec 5 6:00 PM

Note: J-Pop/J-Rock Band Scientific Superstar Free Show
Dec 11 6:00 PM
Triangle Taiko performances

2 Yes / 6 Maybe RSVPs
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Past Meetups

Nov 24 5:00 PM

Note: Freaks, Misfits, & Other Maimed Souls: Kirino Natsuo and the Allure of Grotesque
Nov 20 7:00 PM

Okonomiyaki-dzukuri party

12 attended – 5.002
Nov 20 6:00 PM

Note: Opening Reception for Hiroshima: After Aftermath
Nov 20 2:30 PM

Note: Medieval Japanese Culture
Nov 18 4:00 PM

Note: Religion in Contemporary Japan
Nov 18 4:00 PM

Note: Introducing the Gun: Masculinity and Shoguns
Nov 14 10:00 AM

Second-Hand Japanese Book Fair

5 attended
Nov 11 5:00 PM

Note: The Shogun and His Things: Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616) and the Agency of Objects
Nov 11 10:45 AM

Note: Traditional Japanese Tea Gathering
Nov 9 5:30 PM

Hiroshima: After Aftermath

1 attended

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What's new?

Nov 23
- New member
  
  Jessica Braxton

Nov 22
- New member
  
  elice
  
  “I've wanted to learn Japanese for years- I love the intonation and sound of the language. I love the culture- music, festivals, food, and entertainment!”

Nov 20
- New member
  
  Lamar
- New member
  
  Billo
  
  “Finally found a reliable way to learn about NC-RTP-ROCK events.”

Nov 18
- New discussion
  
  Native-Speaking Japanese Consultant/Translator...
  
  Started by Sharon.

Nov 17
- New member
  
  Melissa
  
  “I am interested in meeting people who have interest in Japanese culture and language.”

Nov 12
- New Greeting for
  
  Sharon
  
  “Hi Sharon, I appreciate your sending the latest information regarding the Japanese L&C events. Really looking forward to the book fair and I would like to start learning Japanese. Margaret”
  
  posted by margaret

Nov 11
- New member
  
  Tony Waters
  
  “I've lived in Japan, speak Japanese, and love the culture!”
- New discussion
  
  Japanese Language Spring 2010...
  
  Started by Sharon.

Nov 9
- New discussion
  
  Department of Asian Studies...
  
  Started by Sharon.

Nov 8
- New member
  
  Joshua Deuink
  
  “I would like to find people who share an interest in Japan's language and culture as well as a forum where I can hopefully regain some of my lost proficiency with the language.”