第１回 「 21 世紀における日本の役割 」 Junten Senior School 1/31/2015 講師 ＪＩＣＡ 須崎毅浩 SGH Newsletter 2014 年 5 月 1 日 Vol.13 School Workshop GLAP1 Workshop 11 “The Mini Philippine Day” their hair and their dance was very wonderful. After ■ Overview that, Ms.Namiki and 4 students showed the class how to dance Polkabal. The students learned and Lecturer: Kanami Namiki, Embassy of the Republic of the mastered it in a very short time, and they were Philippines, Students from Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. enjoying dancing Polkabal. Date: January 31, 2015 ■ Enjoyed Filipino Food E-class and interested students from other classes 1. Presentation on Filipino Dance 2. Enjoy Filipino Food Dancing made the students hungry! Now it is time to eat ■ Presentation on Philippine Dance delicious Filipino food, that Junten prepared for the workshop. Students enjoyed abodo For this workshop, Junten invited Ms.Kanami Namiki (meat marinated in from Embassy of the Philippines and 4 students from vinegar, soy sauce, and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS) and we garlic: left) and pansit had “Mini Philippine Day.” Ms.Namiki studied Filipino (stir-fried rice noodle: right). Ms. Olivia Akatsu who has helped at TUFS and also got into Philippine dance. Since then, a SGH workshop last year donated Filipino snacks for the Ms.Namiki has involved with various Philippine dance workshop. activities and events. TUFS students, a Filipino student from Kyorin University who came to joined the workshop all The workshop began with Ms.Namiki’s presentation joined the lunch and enjoyed the food. Students on the culture, mainly about dance in the Philippines. had great opportunity, asking questions about Junten students learned that there were several kinds university life and the Philippines. Just before of dances in the country, one kind is influenced by finishing, Mr.Ishii and Mr.Kawasaki from CFF arrived Spanish and Western culture, the other kind is local and joined the occasion. Everyone enjoyed lunch in folk dance. In the workshop, 4 TUFS students a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. danced Polkabal that is originated in 【 生 徒 の コ メ ン ト 】 ”The dance was really fun. It Quezon and is the was a little bit difficult but we were able to do it combination of polka well. I thought this dance makes lots of people and waltz. They had a happy. It was nice to experience the Philippine very pretty dress on Dance.” with a cute flower on .