As part of the activities for the XXXVII Japanese Culture Week, the Peruvian Japanese Association organized Bunkan Shuukan, which was designed especially for people who enjoy Japanese animation. Meanwhile, at the AELU the Matsuri 2009, a festival of Japanese fashion, took place (and this happens every year).
The Bunka Shuukan had Japanese music, an essential part of pop culture, as it's main attraction. Different groups demonstrated their dance talents with choreography to the rhythm of Jpop. This year, there was a clear influence of Tohoshinki, as at least three choreographies used the now 'classic' Mirotic.
The Bunka Shuukan had Japanese music, an essential part of pop culture, as it's main attraction. Different groups demonstrated their dance talents with choreography to the rhythm of Jpop. This year, there was a clear influence of Tohoshinki, as at least three choreographies used the now 'classic' Mirotic.
TVXQ's Choreography - Bunka Shuukan
Doushite....? THSK - Akinee AELU Matsuri 2009
Source: http://aldeaw.rpp.com.pe/ladyotaku/2009/11/16/bunka-shuukan-y-matsuri-2009/
Translation: Lexy @ OneTVXQ.com
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Spanish Translation / Traduccion al Español
Como parte de las actividades por XXXVII Semana Cultural del Japón, la Asociación Peruano Japonesa realizó la Bunka Shuukan, diseñada especialmente para aquellos que gustan de la animación japonesa. Por su parte, como todos los años, en el AELU se realizó el Matsuri 2009, un festival a la usanza japonesa.
El Bunka Shuunka tuvo como marco principal la música japonesa, parte esencial de la cultura pop. Diferentes grupos demostraron su talento en el baile con coreografías al ritmo del jpop. Este año hubo una clara influencia de Tohoshinki, pues en al menos tres coreografías se escuchó el ya clásico Mirotic.
TVXQ's Choreography - Bunka Shuukan
Doushite....? THSK - Akinee AELU Matsuri 2009
Fuente: Lady Otaku
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