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Welcome to the 2010 program for the Youth Room sponsored by Imagination International. The Youth Room is located south of the Exhibit Hall. (Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.)
During the Celebration, visit the Youth Room for nonstop fun
with ongoing games, educational activities, performances, demonstrations and more!
Kids! Don't forget to pick up your event ESAAY
Passport to Adventure. A limited number (2,000)of the passports are available at the entrance. Celebrate the event theme "Reflections of Asia" by taking your passport around the
festival site to learn about important discoveries in Asia or by Asian and Asian Americans. Look for
clues to find your passport destinations at the festival.
For younger children, we have placed an enlarged picture
of the passport stamp at each booth to make it easier
to find. Once your passport is completely stamped,
visit the ESAAY (Eugene Springfield Asian American Youth)Booth in the Marketplace and
receive a prize!
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SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 20, YOUTH ROOM SCHEDULE
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12:00 | ,
Skipping Stones Magazine & Copic Markers Haiku Contest, winners will read their poetry
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| 12:30 |
Chinese Lion Dance, coached by Tony Ngo, David Tam
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1:00 |
Traditional Hula Presentation for parents and chlldren,Island Arts
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1:30 |
Waka Daiko, a Youth taiko drumming group coached by Kathy Cunningham
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2:00-3:00 |
Yoga,Suman Sensei
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4:00
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Youth Room closes
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ONGOING ACTIVITIES
FUN and MESSY TABLES (11am -12:30p & 3-4 pm)
-- Origami (Paper folding) -- Churchill Japanese Class Students
-- Nengajo/New Year's Card (tiger on a New Year's card) -- Churchill Anime Club & Copic Markers
-- Manga Coloring -- Copic Markers
-- Cat ears -- Kumoricon
-- Native Crafts -- Island Arts (11 am-12:30 only)
-- Gotaku Fish prints -- Zoe Cohen
-- "Helping Hands" -- CALC
ART GALLERY
-- Illustrated Haiku Contest sponsored by Skipping Stones Magazine
KUMORICON ROOM Saturday and Sunday, 11 am- 5 pm (located through the lobby in the north hallway of the Performance Hall.)
Come visit the Kumoricon room, for a little taste of the anime convention experience! Kumoricon is a 3 day anime convention in Portland, Oregon, which got it's start down here in Eugene. We love that we can come back to our home city and bring some of the fun of Kumoricon with us. We will have video gaming and karaoke, and as always, cosplay is encouraged.
11 am -- Video Gaming
We will have a variety of video games, including DDR and Mario Kart, for you to enjoy - you can play as a group with friends or on your own. Or, check out our karaoke library, with choices from J-pop/J-rock to anime and video game themes. Wow the crowd as a solo act, or sing with friends... its all for fun!
Saturday, 4:00 p.m. -- Cosplayers
stop by the room Saturday at 4pm for a chance to meet up with others cosplaying at the Celebration this year.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, YOUTH ROOM SCHEDULE
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12:30 |
Chinese Lion Dance, coached by Tony Ngo, David Tam
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1:00 |
Traditional Hula Presentation for parents and children, Island Arts
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1:30 |
Waka Daiko, Youth Taiko Drumming coached by Kathy Cunningham
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2:00-3:00 |
T'ai Ch'i, Suman Sensei
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4:00 |
Youth Room closes
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ONGOING ACTIVITIES
FUN and MESSY TABLES (11am-12:30p & 3:00-4:00 pm)
-- Origami (Paper folding) -- Churchill Japanese Class students
-- Anime Sketching -- Churchill Japanese Club
-- Carp kite making -- Zoe Cohen (11am-12:30pm only
-- "Helping Hands" -- CALC
-- Cat ears -- Kumoricon
-- Native Crafts -- Island Arts
-- Gotaku Fish printing -- Zoe Cohen (3-4pm, only)
ART GALLERY
-- Illustrated Haiku Contest sponsored by Skipping Stones Magazine
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