Wed, Oct. 7th 2009,
                  										20h: Hanjô / Aoi-no-ue /// Modern Nô-Stories by Mishima
                  										Yukio /// Compagnie Dainana-Gekijo (Tôkyô)
                  
                  
 Thu,
                  										Oct. 8th 2009, 20h: Sasabôshi /// Puppet theatre ///
                  										Yumehina Gekidan (Tôkyô)
                  
                  
 Fri, Oct. 9th 2009, 20h:
                  										Nihon-Buyô /// Japanese Kabuki Dance /// HAYASHI Eiko
                  										(Munich)
                  
                  
 Sat, Oct. 10th 2009, 20h: In Bed /// The
                  										Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon - newly read, newly decorated
                  										///
                  
                  
 Puppet theatre from Vienna, C.Weissenbrunner,
                  										T. Eipeldauer. Directed by: C. Bochdansky
                  
                  
 Sun,
                  										Oct. 11th 2009, 20h: Kyôgen /// Japan‘s old Comedy from
                  										Kyôto /// SHIGEYAMA Chûzaburô / Sarugaku-kai
                  										(Kyôto)
                  
                  
                  
                  
 Visual Art Programme:
                  
                  
                  										PANIPANAMA: Photography by Murakami Masakuni and sculpture
                  										by Kata Adamek (opened from October 7th to 23th
                  										2009)
                  
                  
 SPINNWERK: Drawings and books by HOSHINO
                  										Keiko and USHIO Kuni (to be seen before and after the
                  										performances)
                  
                  
 Tickets: 9 (Discount) / 12 Euro ///
                  										Presale, Reservations at Centraltheater, box office at 7 pm
                  										at SPINNWERK (1h before performance starts)
                  
                  
 The
                  										festival is led and curated by: Tom Grigull, M. A.
                  										
                  
                  
 It will be supported by the City of Leipzig /
                  										Department of Culture, the Bunkachô (Agency for Cultural
                  										Affairs)
                  
                  
 in Fiscal Year 2009/10, the EU-JAPAN-FEST
                  										and the Polish Cultural Institute.
                  
                  
               
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