VIVAnews - Around two hundreds selected drawings - out of 1500 drawings - from Indonesian children will be displayed on this exhibition. Their drawings will be exhibited with the drawings from the Japanese Children living in Indonesia.
This exhibition is free and open for public, and will be open from 10 AM until 6 PM.
The drawing can be enjoyed in the Japan Foundation Hall and library lobby.
Date: 25 January to 1 February
Duration: 8 Hours, 10am to 6pm
Location: The Japan Foundation Jakarta Office, Gedung Summitmas I, Lt. 2-3, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, Kav. 61-62, Jakarta 12190
Contact: Arum/Lia (021) 520 1266 or pkj@jpf.or.id
The Japan Foundation, at the time of its establishment in 1972 was meant to be a non-profit semi-governmental organization under the supervision of Japanese Foreign department. The goals at the times was mainly on introducing Japan to outside communities so that people can know and understand Japan's culture and its society everyday life. At the 70s it was the right goal, because at that moment Japan's relationship with other countries was mainly based on economical relation, without 'heart-to-heart' understanding. The program activities were mainly conducted in cooperation with governmental organizations, universities and other well known institutions.
