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Japanese Day
Dec. 28th, 2017 10:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
oneiriadWe have talked about having a day with a Japanese theme one of these days, and since January is going to be long and dark and lacking in better things to do, I thought I'd try to actually get us going.
I've made a doodle with suggestions for days.
What we've talked about is going to see the current exhibit i Cisternerne by Sambuichi, which stops at the end of January. I've checked and Cisternerne are open 11-14 in January on account of the short winter days.
We've also talked about trying a Japanese not-sushi restaurant. I've looked around and there are two big Japanese restaurants on Vesterbrogade - Restaurant Tokyo, which is about ½ hours walk from Cisternerne, and Restaurant Sukiyaki, which is a bit further away. Both of them are only open in the evening, so alternative suggestions are welcome - assuming we can't find something else to do in the meantime. ETA: Lýsa says Tokyo, which is closed on sundays. So, we're probably looking at a saturday.
Also, to round off the Japanese theme, I've seen that Cinemateket are showing both several of Miyazaki's movies as well as a selection of Japanese silent movies from the 30s (sadly the benshi they had in december has probably gone home by now, but the movies are still there).
Or we could drop by Nationalmuseet, which still has that Cosplay exhibit I've yet to see...
So - anybody interested?
I've made a doodle with suggestions for days.
What we've talked about is going to see the current exhibit i Cisternerne by Sambuichi, which stops at the end of January. I've checked and Cisternerne are open 11-14 in January on account of the short winter days.
We've also talked about trying a Japanese not-sushi restaurant. I've looked around and there are two big Japanese restaurants on Vesterbrogade - Restaurant Tokyo, which is about ½ hours walk from Cisternerne, and Restaurant Sukiyaki, which is a bit further away. Both of them are only open in the evening, so alternative suggestions are welcome - assuming we can't find something else to do in the meantime. ETA: Lýsa says Tokyo, which is closed on sundays. So, we're probably looking at a saturday.
Also, to round off the Japanese theme, I've seen that Cinemateket are showing both several of Miyazaki's movies as well as a selection of Japanese silent movies from the 30s (sadly the benshi they had in december has probably gone home by now, but the movies are still there).
Or we could drop by Nationalmuseet, which still has that Cosplay exhibit I've yet to see...
So - anybody interested?