"f/f in Palais du Tau" in Reims, France, Sep. 2007 9"37
31.12.07
20.12.07
10.12.07
3.12.07
DANCEMINUTE
These videos are hosted in DANCEMINUTE, my friend Monica's web site. Thank you Monica!!
Chalon-sur-Saone, France 22 Nov. 2007
Paf, France 21 Aug. 2007
Chalon-sur-Saone, France 22 Nov. 2007
Paf, France 21 Aug. 2007
29.11.07
this is in the situation
ok, let's say I am in the crazy situation now. I am very depressed
anyway but I would like to say....I really disappointed the country of
Japan itself.... how many my European friends are running for me now?
I really really appreciate all of them.... Japan, fuckin' rich
country, but where is our Japanese spirit of taking care and
cooperation?
anyway but I would like to say....I really disappointed the country of
Japan itself.... how many my European friends are running for me now?
I really really appreciate all of them.... Japan, fuckin' rich
country, but where is our Japanese spirit of taking care and
cooperation?
18.11.07
17.11.07
visible/invisible (installation) as video-Nov.17th/18th Porto
16.11.07
WIRED: 2-Channel Gives Japan's Famously Quiet People a Mighty Voice
The 2-channel forum is a Japanese internet phenomenon. This single site has more influence on Japanese popular opinion than the prime minister, the emperor and the traditional media combined. On one level, it serves as a fun, informative place for people to read product reviews, download software and compare everything from the size of their poop to quiz show answers. But conversations hosted here have also influenced stock prices, rallied support for philanthropic causes, organized massive synchronized dance routines, prevented terrorism and driven people to their deathbeds.
2-Channel Gives Japan's Famously Quiet People a Mighty Voice
2-Channel Gives Japan's Famously Quiet People a Mighty Voice
10.11.07
PRESENTATION WITH PHOTOS
I made this video to apply one program. For showing my important point of view, the video made with my photos, instead of my dance.
22.9.07
21.9.07
Laptop Recovered!!
Now I am coming back to the virtual world with my sweet laptop with samsung hard disk :)
12.9.07
"parole" on googlevideo
Now my represented work "parole" is avaiable to see on the google video.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1472664087170664959
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1472664087170664959
29.8.07
23.8.07
21.8.07
20.8.07
18.8.07
17.8.07
16.8.07
one dance/one video/one day
I am starting my personal small project "one dance/one video/one day". Paf is fascinating place to improvise, so I try to do very short dance every day and collect.
15.8.07
paf
after the long travel since last year (yes acutually i have been feeling that even i was in japan!!), finally i was coimng to paf in France, I think. Here is in the really countryside, very nice calm atmosphere in the small village, and........my great friends!!!!!! I am not sure I will find out a very concrete thing in this program, in one month, but I think (I hope) I will explore more about my generally most important theme, "how can we communicate others positively".
Parc de la Villete, I was staying one night in my friend's house near from there
goes to Paf
Parc de la Villete, I was staying one night in my friend's house near from there
goes to Paf
24.7.07
visible/invisible
"What can we see? What could be seen there?" The performance always starts with this question. Japanese popular dancer and dance maker, Hajime Fujita, will represent his exprimental contemporary dance piece in shin-bi, Kyoto, on 3/4/5 Aug.
"visible/invisible" was premiered in Porto, Portugal, on June 2007, and has very unique presentation way. The piece will be repeated 22 time in 3 days. Hajime asks spectators to come to the theater several times, to see various versions.
The structure of the piece is quite simple. In a period of 20 minutes, one guy is sitting on a chair and behind him a video is projected on the wall. Sometime he writes a short English text into his sketchbook and shows it to the spectators.
But the projected video has some variations. Hajime was filiming them in Porto, Paris, Kyoto, Porto and more. Each version of the video foucuses one particular place, that shows the scenery there and the communications between Hajime and local people. And the version to be projected is randomly chosen before the show. So spectators can find out the perspective in the different cultural background, according to see a variety of versions.
Japanese contemporary dance scene has been growned up since 90's. A lot of works are involved by the modern dance , ballet, Butoh and so on. Therefore usually they consists by very "physical" movements. In that situation, "visible/invisible" is quite radical and big challenge.
http://hajifuji.ciao.jp/visibleinvisible/
You can watch the videos of Hajime's other works.
2007 Aug.
3rd (Fri.): 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30
4th (Sat.): 14:00 14:30 15:00 17:00 17:30 19:00 19:30 20:00
5th (Sun.): 14:00 14:30 15:00 17:00 17:30 19:00 19:30 20:00
at shin-bi, Kyoto +map+
Shijo-Karasuma, COCON-Karasuma 3F (same building of Kyoto Cinema)
near from "Karasuma" Sta. (Hankyu) and "Shijo" Sta. (subway Karasuma-line)
x1 ticket 800yen (adv 500yen) / x3 tickets 1,000yen
**x3 tickets are not limited for a person who purchase. It can be used with your friends, or to see 3 times, as you like.
hajime.fujita.ticket@gmail.com (Hajime)
075-352-0844 (T/F shin-bi)
"visible/invisible" was premiered in Porto, Portugal, on June 2007, and has very unique presentation way. The piece will be repeated 22 time in 3 days. Hajime asks spectators to come to the theater several times, to see various versions.
The structure of the piece is quite simple. In a period of 20 minutes, one guy is sitting on a chair and behind him a video is projected on the wall. Sometime he writes a short English text into his sketchbook and shows it to the spectators.
But the projected video has some variations. Hajime was filiming them in Porto, Paris, Kyoto, Porto and more. Each version of the video foucuses one particular place, that shows the scenery there and the communications between Hajime and local people. And the version to be projected is randomly chosen before the show. So spectators can find out the perspective in the different cultural background, according to see a variety of versions.
Japanese contemporary dance scene has been growned up since 90's. A lot of works are involved by the modern dance , ballet, Butoh and so on. Therefore usually they consists by very "physical" movements. In that situation, "visible/invisible" is quite radical and big challenge.
http://hajifuji.ciao.jp/visibleinvisible/
You can watch the videos of Hajime's other works.
3rd (Fri.): 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30
4th (Sat.): 14:00 14:30 15:00 17:00 17:30 19:00 19:30 20:00
5th (Sun.): 14:00 14:30 15:00 17:00 17:30 19:00 19:30 20:00
at shin-bi, Kyoto +map+
Shijo-Karasuma, COCON-Karasuma 3F (same building of Kyoto Cinema)
near from "Karasuma" Sta. (Hankyu) and "Shijo" Sta. (subway Karasuma-line)
x1 ticket 800yen (adv 500yen) / x3 tickets 1,000yen
**x3 tickets are not limited for a person who purchase. It can be used with your friends, or to see 3 times, as you like.
hajime.fujita.ticket@gmail.com (Hajime)
075-352-0844 (T/F shin-bi)
6.7.07
New Video: "hajime fujita in Ananil"
I put a new video on the website.
"hajime fujita in Anail" is a my improvisation dance pieces in Portugal in last month.
Try to see.
English English(for FireFox)
Japanese Japanese(for FireFox)
"hajime fujita in Anail" is a my improvisation dance pieces in Portugal in last month.
Try to see.
English English(for FireFox)
Japanese Japanese(for FireFox)
27.6.07
25.3.07
Gmail might kick your e-mail then
Today I found my friend's e-mail in the spam box. Gmail crazy spam filter might kick other e-mails. If somebody has not gotten my reply, please write again. If so I say sorry.
11.3.07
Pointe to Point
13.2.07
starting the english blog
I am starting a English blog also to connect with more people.
Put here some informations about my work, practical Japanese dance and art topics, notes etc...
Put here some informations about my work, practical Japanese dance and art topics, notes etc...
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