Talk:Nadeshicon

Notabilité of the festival:

The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph announced the growth of Festival Nadeshicon in 2012 on its premium paying online newsplayer:

http://www.qctonline.com/nadeshicon-blooms-local-japanese-cultural-festival-grows-its-4th-year

lefil, a community newpaper from Université Laval, announced the coming of Festival Nadeshicon in 2011. The local Japanese association Amitié Québec-Japon was also present to hold a bazaar and promote their yearly events in Quebec City. A fundraising activity was put forth to raise funds to aid the Japanese people after they had lived their worst earthquake yet. The money will go to the Red Cross.

http://www.lefil.ulaval.ca/articles/festival-nadeshicon-sur-campus-32659.html (aussi ça)

The Consul General, Tatsuo Arai, attended Festival Nadeshicon 2013 and took a picture with cosplayers that participated at the masquerade.

http://www.montreal.ca.emb-japan.go.jp/fr/event/archive.htm Radio-can : http://www.radio-canada.ca/regions/Quebec/2012/04/20/003-festival_nadeshicon-japon-culture.shtml

The logo of Festival Nadeshicon present on the collaborators page in a provincial wide collaboration to promote Japanese culture:

http://www.bibliothequedequebec.qc.ca/manga/manga.html

An academic that has in the past been a part of the student association running the festival giving his insight on what has changed since his last return to a growing organization.

http://www.kinephanos.ca/2013/confession-dun-ancien-fan/

Hi all, Maxime Girard from Festival Nadeshicon here. I just noticed this wiki page up and I'd like to help make it clearer. I'm not a champion with Wikipedia editing, but I noticed a few things that would need editing for this Nadeshicon wiki page. If someone is good with Wikipedia, here below are some facts about the festival to implement. I'll add references, proof and such as I come by it. If anyone else is also good at finding pertinent links and such, by all means please do so. Oh, and Club Animé Québec (CAQ) was founded in 1992.

Pages to think about and organize similarly seeing as they are similar festivals to Nadeshicon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otakuthon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anime_North

Here are some bits of information we can use from 2009 to 2012. I'll get the full roster of guests for each edition as I find my lists. I suggest to add the convention date of 2010 as it was truly the first time we held the event. The precursor was a cultural gathering in 2009.

2009 : New activity at Club Animé Québec souper culturel (Go tables managed by the UL Go Club, sushi served throughout the evening, a Japanese teacher told her many experiences in Japan, Calligraphy demonstrations) at the Jean-Charles-Bonenfant Pavilion.

2010 : 3 Clubs for one day + Japanese cultural convention

3 Clubs for one day : Collaboration between CAQ + UL Go Club + Seigneurs de Naguère

Japanese cultural convention : Harajuku Québec begins collaborations with club animé québec. Evenings were supposed to be dancing nights with DJ's (Harajuku Québec) and the afternoon managed by CAQ(Club Animé Québec) to organize Japanese cultural events. At the last minute Harajuku Québec left by lack or organization and club animé québec managed to turn around within 3 weeks to make their cultural event during the whole weekend. The Consul General of the time loans to CAQ cultural objects to expose during the festival and slowly develops a relationship of confidence with them and continu to do so year after year.

GUESTS THIS YEAR:

Richard Fournier (Haikist), Maxime Chouinard (Martial artist), Michel Mantah (Calligraphy), Kayo Yasuhara (Founder of Komachi Montreal), Carole (et Masami Gauvin) for tea ceremony, Bernard Grégoire (Bujinkan Québec), Ryoko Nakajima (pastries chef), Ryunosuke Yamazumi (Japanese juggler)

2011 : The year of successful financing, CAQ becomes a noneprofit organization and the festival acquires a name (Festival Nadeshicon)

Financing activities : Maid Café, Bal Masqué, etc

Fusion of many ideas for the festival (cultural, anime, European inspiration, american inspiration) :

Note : We managed to integrate this year panels et the masquerade far more efficiently this year (conferences, workshops and activities)

Résult : Festival Nadeshicon : Popular culture (ex : anime, masquerade) / Traditional culture (dance, martial arts, religion, cuisine, calligraphy, etc)

GUESTS THIS YEAR:

Richard Fournier (Haikist), Maxime Chouinard (Martial artist), Michel Mantah (Calligraphy), Kayo Yasuhara (Founder of Komachi Montreal), Carole (et Masami Gauvin) for tea ceremony, Bernard Grégoire (Bujinkan Québec), Ryoko Nakajima (pastries chef), Charles-Henri Bouchard (Redemptorist of Sainte-Anne de Beaupré), Monique Bélanger,s.c.q. (a sister that talked about her experience in Japan), Ryunosuke Yamazumi (Japanese juggler), Iris Germain and Hank Suzuki (Association des Cuisiniers Japonais Du Québec), Droo (photographer and Love Cosplay Magazine chief editor)

2012 : Festival Nadeshicon : Popular Culture / Traditional culture / Plenty of entertainment / J-Rock inspired band (Hoshi*Furu) :

This year was assisted and financed in part by a Play N Trade store that helped finance extra space for the festival and part of our publicity budget. We also had guests of honor from Europe (Card Captor Sakura voice actresses).

GUESTS THIS YEAR:

http://www.nadeshicon.ca/archives/a2012/invites/

Patricia Legrand et Léa Gabriele (French voice actresses of Sakura and Tiffany in Card Captor Sakura), Pierre Nadeau (Japanese katana smith), Richard Fournier (Haikist), Maxime Chouinard (Martial artist), Kayo Yasuhara (Founder of Komachi Montreal),Bernard Grégoire (Bujinkan Québec), Ryoko Nakajima (pastries chef), Charles-Henri Bouchard (Redemptorist of Sainte-Anne de Beaupré), Monique Bélanger,s.c.q. (a sister that talked about her experience in Japan), Ryunosuke Yamazumi (Japanese juggler), Droo (photographer and Love Cosplay Magazine chief editor)

Martial arts groups that gave demonstrations:

Dojo de Beauport Aikibudo : Daniel Tabouret Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu : Maxime Tremblay Iaido : Olivier Bordry Judo : Patrick Roberge

Bujinkan Québec Bernard Grégoire

Club de Kenjutsu de Québec Maxime Chouinard

Club de Shinkendo de Québec Pascal Landry et Dave Bouillon

2013 : I'll write up something with links and everything soon.

Guest List :

http://www.nadeshicon.ca/archives/a2013/invites/

Some links that sadly do not all work anymore, but that could help search for further links and such:

2012 (Festival Nadeshicon, 2e édition officielle) - Splotlight on the Radio-Canada television channel. (April 21st, 2012) Part 2 of the video : At 2 minutes 40. o http://www.radio-canada.ca/audio-video/pop.shtml#urlMedia=http://www.radiocanada. ca/Medianet/2012/CBVT/LeTelejournalQuebec201204211800.asx - Online article on the Radio-Canada (April 20th, 2012) o http://www.radio-canada.ca/regions/Quebec/2012/04/20/003-festival_nadeshiconjapon- culture.shtml - Online article posted on the Quebec Chronicle Telegraph (April 18th, 2012) o http://www.qctonline.com/nadeshicon-blooms-local-japanese-cultural-festivalgrows- its-4th-year - Online article publicised by Bureau de la Vie Étudiante of Université : o http://www.bve.ulaval.ca/en/accueil/events/?tx_calendar_pi1%5Bf1%5D=544&c Hash=35605ad7772b22b3e072b0b5ccc54cf2 - Article publicising our festival on ‘Quoi faire à : o http://www.quoifaireaquebec.com/events/view/152934/Festival-Nadeshicon-2012 - Article publicised by the Museum of Civilisation in Qubec City through their : o https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150745842824028&set=a.7376021 4027.72657.39674564027&type=1&theater 2011 (Festival Nadeshicon, 1e édition officielle) - Audio extract broadcasted on Radio-Canada (April 2nd, 2011) o http://www.radio-canada.ca/audiovideo/pop.shtml#urlMedia%3Dhttp://www. radiocanada.ca/Medianet/2011/CBV/Cameditdeprendreletemps201104020947.asx - Online article from the community news paper of Université (March 31st, 2011) o http://www.aufil.ulaval.ca/articles/festival-nadeshicon-sur-campus-32659.html 2010 (Convention culturelle japonaise known as Kabuki Électronik in the following article. This is our first un official edition) - Article publicised in Impact (April 6th, 2010) o (Web page cached by google): http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search? q=cache:_5AloU8g2sJ:www.journauxetudiants.com/impactcampus/article3663.ht ml+impact+campus+ulaval+kabuki+electronik&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca&lr =lang_en%7Clang_fr (dead link)

http://www.rave.ca/en/event/39327/

SoldatOfLife (talk) 18:52, 24 July 2013 (UTC)

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