Aid For Japan founder Akemi Tanaka has been recognised for her work with the charity by the Prime Minister as part of the Points Of Light campaign. Points of Light are outstanding individual volunteers – people who are making a … Read More
Japanese cultural lecturer, Akemi Tanaka, will explain the history and philosophy of the Japanese Tea ceremony dating from 15th century. She will teach you how to eat Japanese sweets and drink powdered tea (Macha). All the proceeds will be donated … Read More
As part of Aid For Japan’s fundraising initiatives, Akemi Tanaka stages Japanese cultural events throughout the year. The Japanese Tea Ceremony is always a popular event, with Akemi explaining the history of the tradition, which dates back to the 15th … Read More
Akemi Tanaka will be a guest at the forthcoming Doki Doki Manchester Japanese Festival on the 11th November. The organisers of the event have selected Aid For Japan as their charity of choice for this year’s festival. Akemi Tanaka will … Read More
Japanese cultural lecturer, Akemi Tanaka, will explain the history and philosophy of the Japanese Tea ceremony dating from 15th century. She will teach you how to eat Japanese sweets and drink powdered tea (Macha). All the proceeds will be donated … Read More
London’s 101 Thai Kitchen recently arranged a special cooking course with proceeds going to support Aid For Japan, the charity that Akemi Tanaka founded to support the orphans of the 2011 earthquake/tsunami. The classes had been organised for people keen … Read More
On a recent visit to the Fukushima region of Japan, Aid For Japan founder Akemi Tanaka caught up with developments. On the 1st April we gathered at Fukushima railway station and took the bus to Hanamiyama Park for cherry blossom … Read More
It’s not surprising that Thai cooking presents some of the tastiest food available. Now London’s 101 Thai Kitchen is offering an opportunity for you to learn the art of preparing some of these dishes in the style of Isaan cuisine. … Read More
Akemi Tanaka will be hosting a special event in September revolving around the the history of the kimono as part of a fundraising exercise for Aid For Japan. Widely regarded as the most iconic form of traditional Japanese clothing, the … Read More
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