| 1984 |
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Officially
recognized as a cultural foundation by the United States
Internal Revenue Service. |
| 1985 |
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International
Poetry Conference (New York, United States)
:Support for "Gathering of Japanese Poets" in New York. |
| 1986 |
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Walker
Art Center ( Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States): Partial support
for production of "A Day in Tokyo", a documentary video for "Tokyo:
The Form and Spirit" exhibit, a traveling exhibition held in four
U.S. Cities -- New York, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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Textile
Art Museum (Washington, D.C., Unites States) :Support in preparation
of the "Exhibition of Fiber Art by Japanese Artists."
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International
Convention Center (Tokyo, Japan): Support for the revision and reprinting
of "A Guide to Japanese Art Museums" published by Kodansya International,
written by Lawrence P. Robert. |
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Japan / U.S.
Society of Washington, D.C. (Washington, D.C., United States) :Support
for a Society sponsored public performance of Okinawa dance performed
by 14 members of the Okinawa Prefecture Abstract Culture Foundation,
Takako Sato, Minzoku Dance Troupe. |
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Nebraska Educational
Television (Nebraska, United States): Support of "Modern Japan,"
a 2-part series each 30 minutes in length by NTV produced as an
additional work in the series "Japan: Living Traditions, Changing
Traditions" which was produced from 1975-1976. |
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Hara Art Museum
(Tokyo, Japan) :Support of "Modern Art in Japan," a traveling exhibition
in the United States produced by the Hara Art Museum and the Smithsonian
Institute. |
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"10 to Tokyo
Exhibition" (Tokyo Japan) :Support for a traveling exhibition in
the United States featuring Tokyo as photographed by 10 Japanese
photographers. |
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The American
University Federation, Japan Research Center and the Asia Foundation
Translation Center (Tokyo, Japan) :Support for instruction and training
expenses for American students with interest in a career in mass
communications at 2 different locations of the center. |
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"Fiber Art
Exhibition" (Kanazawa, Japan) :Support for the Kanazawa exhibit,
which was held as a portion of the Far East traveling exhibition
of fiber art, a project developed by the North Dakota Art Museum
for exhibition over a 3 year period. |
| 1987 |
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Shuichi Kato
Lecture (New Jersey, United States) :Support for the lecture "America
as Seen by the Japanese" presented by Shuichi Kato, Tokyo University
Professor at Princeton University. |
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Association
of Japan / U.S. Societies (New York, United States): Support for
30 representatives to assemble nationwide for a conference of the
Japan / U.S. Society. |
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"Women from
Around the World" Research Project (St.Louis, United States) :Support
for the publication of a history of women in Japanese society entitled
"Women of Japan," a book targeted at American high school and university
students. |
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Beginners Society
(Washington, D.C., United States) :Support for the presentation
" Flower Festival" held by the society in Washington, D.C., in support
of an exhibition of the graphic designers Mr. Ikko Tanaka and Mr.
Yusaku Kamekura held in the Fria Gallery (Smithsonian Institute)
and the Hershorn Art Museum. |
| 1988 |
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Opera Theater
(St. Louis, United States): Support for the Opera performance of
" Joruri" which played at the St. Louis Opera Theater. |
| 1989 |
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JR Tokyo Station
Gallery (Tokyo, Japan): Support for the "Whitney Art Museum Exhibition."
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National Museum
of Modern Art (Tokyo, Japan): Loaned art work for the "Redon Exhibition,"
also loaned works to 3 other exhibitions. |
| 1990 |
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"Macbeth"
(New York, United States): Support of the New York stage performance
of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" with actor Yukio Ninagawa as a part of
the festivities commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tokyo
and New York sister-city relationship. |
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Whitney
Art Museum (New York, United States): Acted as host and sponsor
for the annual gala event held by the Whitney Museum in New York. |
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Japan-America
Art Association (New York, United States) :Sponsored an exhibition
in New York to introduce promising young Japanese artists. |
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Glass
Crafts Academy (Toyama, Japan) :Support for the purchase of library
books. |
| 1991 |
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Metropolitan
Museum of Art (New York, United States) :Provided funds in support
of the Makuhari development project to bring the MMOA to Japan by
support to the Education Department of the Museum. |
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CAAC Exhibition
Support (Tokyo, Japan) :In response to a requests from the Chinese-
American Arts Council, sponsored the Tokyo Exhibition portion of
a traveling exhibit (New York - Toronto - Tokyo - Beijing ) consisting
of drawings by young modern artists from Japan, the United States
and China held at the Tokyo/Kanda Japan Art Gallery. |
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Japan-America
Art Association Exhibit (New York, United States) :Subsidized an
exhibition at the 555 SoHo Art House to introduce young Japanese
modern artists currently working in Europe. |
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Japan-America
Art Association Exhibit Support (Tokyo, Japan) :Subsidized an exhibition
to introduce the works of young artists from New York at the Toko
Museum of Modern Art with guest curator Jeffrey Deichi. |
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Japan-America
Art Association Exhibit Support Built the SoHo Art Factory and renovated
the 555 Broadway Building to include workshop space for young artists.
One-man exhibitions are held every other month. |
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Exchange Student
Expenses (Mongolia, China) :Provided funds in Support of a student
from Inner Mongolia studying at the Sophia University Post Graduate
Studies Program. |
| 1992 |
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Taiwan Palace
Museum at Tokyo Metropolita Teien Museum of Art (Tokyo, Japan) :Aid
for an exchange between the directors of the two museums. |
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Scholastic
Corporation (New York, United States): Support to the 1992 Scholastic
Art Awards program to bring the works of young Japanese artists
for display at the National Student Art Exhibition Scholastic Award
exhibition held at the University Art Gallery, Henry Clay Frick
Fine Arts Building, University of Pittsburgh. |
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Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan): Support provided in support of the " Artistic
Movement in Toyama," an original dance production performed on stage
at the Japan Expo Toyama Hall. |
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Japan-America
Art Association (New York, United States) :Subsidized the 5th JAAA
Exhibition entitled "Visions In Between." This exhibition considered
of contemporary paintings created by artists from China, Japan and
Korea. Plans call for the exhibition to travel Hiroshima, Seoul,
Taipei, and New York. |
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Exchange Student
Expenses Provided funds in support of a student from Inner Mongolia
studying at the Sophia University Post Graduate Studies Program. |
| 1993 |
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Japan-America
Art Association (New York, United States) :Subsidized the "Information
Installation" exhibition and other exhibitions. |
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Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan) :Provided support for the "Artistic Movement
in Toyama.". |
| 1994 |
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Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan): Provided support for the "Artistic Movement
in Toyama." |
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Organized the
"David Provan, Ryota Tanabe" exhibition, the "Shigeyuki Ichimura"
Exhibition, and the "Taneto Maruyama" exhibition. |
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Organized and
sponsored the "Kurosawa-Drawings" exhibition. |
| 1995 |
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Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan): Provided support for the "Artistic Movement
in Toyama." |
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Organized four
solo exhibitions of young artists and a group exhibition entitled
"New Portrait Photography." |
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Provided support
to the performance of "Gencho" by the 7 Birds Group. |
| 1996 |
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Organized and sponsored
five solo exhibitions of young artists at the Ise Foundation Gallery
in New York. |
| 1997 |
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Toyama
Prefecture (Fukuoka Machi, Japan): Provided support for the "Artistic
Movement in Toyama." |
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Organized
and sponsored four solo exhibitions of young artists at the Ise
Foundation Gallery in New York. |
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Toyama
Prefecture (Fukuoka Machi, Japan): Provided support for the "Artistic
Movement in Toyama." |
| 1998 |
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Subsidized an exhibition
entitled "Beyond daily life" at Shanghai Museum of Art, Shanghai,
China. |
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Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan) :Provided support for the "Artistic Movement
in Toyama." Organized and sponsored four solo exhibitions of young
artists at the Ise Foundation Gallery in New York. |
| 1999 |
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Organized and
sponsored an exhibition entitled " Masters in their studios" by
photographer Sajirou Minamikawa at the Ise Foundation Gallery in
New York. |
| ・ |
Organized and
sponsored six solo exhibitions of young artists at the Ise Foundation
Gallery in New York. |
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Supported and
loaned the art works for "A Bouquet of Masterpieces," an exhibition
at Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum (Tokyo, Japan) |
| ・ |
Toyama Prefecture
(Fukuoka Machi, Japan) Provided support for the "Artistic Movement
in Toyama." |
| 2000 |
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「Subsidized
the production of the video "A Tribute to the memory of Ms Masako
Shirasu". |
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Supported "Grass
works" exhibition in New York. Supported the "Chinese Contemporary
Photography and video" exhibition. |
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Provided support for the
"Shanghai Biennial 2000"
in Shanghai, China. |
