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2018 marks the 22nd annual Japanese Film Festival (JFF). With films playing to an audience of over 27,000 across Australia last year alone, we’re excited to announce this year’s incredible line-up. The 2018 program features a wide variety of film genres ranging from belly-aching comedy to exquisitely crafted anime tales and everything in between.
Partners Information: Kyushu Railway Company (JR-KYUSHU) has commenced sales of a new rail pass aimed at overseas visitors, the JR-KYUSHU Rail Pass (Fukuoka Wide).Use the pass to travel easily to main tourist spots within Fukuoka Prefecture as well as the Karatsu area of Saga Prefecture, freely boarding and alighting on Limited Express and Local trains in the non-reserved seating cars.
There’s a handful of Japanese concepts such as ikigai and wabi sabi that have gained global popularity and widespread acceptance. The latest Japanese practice to be lovingly embraced by the Western world is shinrin yoku, or ‘forest bathing’.
Kansai Airport has resumed partial operation of Terminal 1 and runway A from Friday 14 September.Service start From 12am Friday, 14 September
It’s that time again, Australia.Your favourite film festival (JFF, of course!) is in town and will be gracing a screen near you from 17th October – 2nd December!
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