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	<title>Christians in the Arts Network</title>
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		<title>Mujo No Kaze wins award!</title>
		<link>http://www.japancan.com/85</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:12:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  Mujo No Kaze, The film CAN produced in collaboration with Biola University is now an award-winning film!
Inigo Film-Festival in Sydney Australia has chosen our film to receive a significant award &#8212; details will be announced later (we know what the award is be we don&#8217;t want to usurp their right to make the announcement [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ Mujo No Kaze, The film CAN produced in collaboration with Biola University is now an award-winning film!
Inigo Film-Festival in Sydney Australia has chosen our film to receive a significant award &#8212; details will be announced later (we know what the award is be we don&#8217;t want to usurp their right to make the announcement first). But, our film is listed on their site, and we know that Kate Blanchard is slated to be in Sydney for the awards ceremony on July 18, 2008.
Biola professor Dean Yamada wrote, &#8220;I think this is an auspicious start for (the CAN Film Project) Studio Re: and I hope its just the first of many great collaborations.&#8221;
Our next Biola/CAN film project is in pre-production, which involves all the things that happen before you shoot a film including: choosing a script, planning logistics, gathering equipment, and lining up the staff. In Jan of 2009, Dean Yamada will travel to Tokyo along with a group of twelve Biola film majors for the shooting phase of the project. 
You can view the trailer for Mujo No Kaze here: www.mnkmovie.com

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		<title>June CAN Monthly: Featuring Noda San</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Jun 2008 09:57:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  CAN Monthly in June will be a collaboration with a church in Tokyo called MCC which runs a monthly Coffee House.
Date: Friday, June 6, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Tokyo Musashino Evangelical Free Church
Street:1-2-12 Kichijoji Kita-machi
City/Town: Musashino (Tokyo), Japan
The featured artist of the month will be Shuji Noda ("). He used to be a boxer [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ CAN Monthly in June will be a collaboration with a church in Tokyo called MCC which runs a monthly Coffee House.
Date: Friday, June 6, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Tokyo Musashino Evangelical Free Church
Street:1-2-12 Kichijoji Kita-machi
City/Town: Musashino (Tokyo), Japan
The featured artist of the month will be Shuji Noda ("). He used to be a boxer (2-time National High-school champion). He got into music while in college and became a blues singer. While he was living a destructive life filled with drugs and alcohol, he met Jesus Christ. Now, he travels all over Japan performing his music. 
Videos of his performance.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=GiAQUSB8Pgs
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=mYqmkgDlcSw
After his performance, there will be an Open Mic. One act per person (music, drawing, dance, videos&#8230;anything you want to do). If you&#8217;d like to perform please let us know in advance to secure your spot.
Here&#8217;s a link to get the address, directions and the map to the venue.
English:
http://englishchurchtokyo.org/map.htm
Japanese:
http://www003.upp.so-net.ne.jp/mcc/access.htm
We won&#8217;t be providing dinner in June (we usually do) but there will be drinks &#038; deserts!
Admission is free of charge



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		<title>Mujo No Kaze in Two Film Festivals</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:24:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  The short film that CAN produced in conjunction with Biola University and All Nations has its festival debut at the California Independent Film Festival.
Mujo No Kaze will screen at Livermore Cinemas Theater on Saturday, April 19th at 10:00am and Sunday, April 20th at 1:30pm. For more information, please visit the California Independent Film Festival [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ The short film that CAN produced in conjunction with Biola University and All Nations has its festival debut at the California Independent Film Festival.
Mujo No Kaze will screen at Livermore Cinemas Theater on Saturday, April 19th at 10:00am and Sunday, April 20th at 1:30pm. For more information, please visit the California Independent Film Festival Site. 
In May, MNK will screen at the Directors Guild of America theater as part of Visual Communication&#8217;s Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film &#038; Video Festival. The screening will happen on Sunday, May 4th at 6pm and is open to the public. For more info, visit the festival SITE. 
Shot on location in Tokyo with ten Biola University students, professor Dean Yamada, and featuring a Japanese cast, MNK is a short narrative film about finding hope in the midst of depression, suicide and the futility of life.
Visit www.mnkmovie.com for updates and future screenings.
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		<title>“Channel of Hope”</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 14 Mar 2008 06:48:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  There is considerable interest in Christianity in Japan, especially among youth. A comprehensive study of Japanese people and religion conducted by Gallup documented that six to seven percent of the youth identify themselves as Christian. Another research project " named Elijah Symposium - identified 7% of the youth of Japan as hot prospects.
Targeting these [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ There is considerable interest in Christianity in Japan, especially among youth. A comprehensive study of Japanese people and religion conducted by Gallup documented that six to seven percent of the youth identify themselves as Christian. Another research project " named Elijah Symposium - identified 7% of the youth of Japan as hot prospects.
Targeting these youth, we will produce (and encourage the production of) captivating films, in Japanese, that will draw them towards putting their faith in Jesus Christ. We will build bridges by telling great stories and by posing the crucial questions of life. A New Media approach will allow interactivity and worldwide distribution via the Internet, we will also utilize traditional means of distribution. 
We will seek to leverage the Power For Living campaign by featuring several of the celebrities that took part in that project. We will also network, encourage, and empower a select group of individuals in the art of film-making, empowering them to put their Christianity into practice.  
For information on the strategic opportunity and need for Internet-based outreach in Japan go to: THIS SITE
What we see:
>>A highly skilled, dedicated core team with common values &#038; vision.
>>A partnership with several key churches and ministries.
>>A large network of churches, groups, and individuals praying for and supporting the project.
>>A link to a web site that connects viewers of films to a believer.
>>A growing library of award-winning, redemptive films in a wide variety of genres (five films the first year, ten more the second).
>>A well-funded project with a good business plan that results in long-term financial stability.
>>A small cadre of Christians trained and equipped to become influential leaders in Japans film industry.
>>A project that benefits Japanese society by addressing social issues such as suicide, depression, and the hikikomori syndrome.
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		<title>Japan &#038; US Premiere of &#8220;Mujo No Kaze&#8221;</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Nov 2007 00:41:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  JAPAN PREMIERE
In January of this year (2007) we (CAN Japan) collaborated with Biola University in the making of a short film. &#8220;Mujo No Kaze&#8221; was shot on location here in Tokyo, in Japanese. It was a big project that took a lot of teamwork and planning. It was a great experience working with the [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ JAPAN PREMIERE
In January of this year (2007) we (CAN Japan) collaborated with Biola University in the making of a short film. &#8220;Mujo No Kaze&#8221; was shot on location here in Tokyo, in Japanese. It was a big project that took a lot of teamwork and planning. It was a great experience working with the group of eleven that came from Biola, soon we will get to see the results of all our effort. Click  HERE  to view a new high quality trailer. The music, mood and cinemaphotography are all very impressive. I heard from All Nations leader Graham Fleming, who has seen the entire film, that &#8220;it turned out fantastic, really, I was very, very pleased. &#8221; 
The Japan premiere of Mujo No Kaze will be hosted by All Nations on November 30. 
Name: All Nations - A Year in Review
Date: Friday, November 30, 2007
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Grace Church (Grace Christian Fellowship) in Ome, Japan (Tokyo Area)   MAP 
Grace Church Phone: 042.830.1604
Event Description: Please join All Nations Japan as we celebrate our accomplishments in 2007. We will showcase dance selections from AN Dance Summer Tour, short film projects including Mujo No Kaze, and unveil the first painting from a childrens book, &#8220;Perfect Places to Play.&#8221;
US (CALIFORNIA) PREMIERE
The US premiere is December 1st at the AFI Mark Goodson Theatre in Los Angeles. Doors open at 8:15pm. Admission is free.  The first screening will be at 8:30pm. For those who are late (which would be a very sad thing, indeed), there will be a second screening at 9:15. Following the 8:30 screening, there will be a Q&#038;A session with the Director/Writer Dean Yamada.
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		<title>Bible Manga Informational Meeting: Announcement #2</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Sep 2007 10:19:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[   Bible Manga Informational Meeting: Announcement #2
Bible Manga is one of the most contextualized mass-media presentations of the gospel in the history of Christianity in Japan.
New Life League Japan (NLLJ) is publishing an exciting series of books called Bible Manga. These books are are genuine full-color manga, created by Japanese artists with text in [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[  Bible Manga Informational Meeting: Announcement #2
Bible Manga is one of the most contextualized mass-media presentations of the gospel in the history of Christianity in Japan.
New Life League Japan (NLLJ) is publishing an exciting series of books called Bible Manga. These books are are genuine full-color manga, created by Japanese artists with text in Japanese. The first of the five books in the series, Manga Messiah, has already been published in English and is being translated into at least twenty other languages. It is getting a good deal of attention in mainstream, manga related blogs and news sites.
According to Roald Lidal, NLLJ will publish the original Japanese version of Manga Messiah in early 2008. This meeting with the publisher is a strategic opportunity to learn more about this important new resource. We want the Christian community in Japan to know as much as possible about this tremendous opportunity to artistically communicate the gospel to millions of Japanese manga readers.
Program:
Roald Lidal (Director of NLLJ) and his associate, Toshi Iwaoka (Assistant General Director of NLLJ), will make a presentation. They will also bring samples of Manga Messiah for attendees and a copy of the artwork for the next book in the series. There will be about an hour of time allocated for Q &#038; A. This meeting will be conducted in English. If there is enough interest we will schedule another meeting in Japanese.
When: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:00 AM to Noon
Where: Harvest Hall, Matsukawa Place, Higashi Kurume, Tokyo
(Matsukawa Place is located next to Christian Academy in Japan)
Cost: 500-yen donation
Registration: None needed " just come, you are welcome to bring others with you
Sponsor: CAN (Christians in the Arts Network)
Bible Manga Home Page
Questions? Contact Paul Nethercott info@japancan.com or call 090-9845-0091
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		<title>Announcing an Informational Meeting Regarding “Bible Manga”</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Sep 2007 01:46:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  New Life League Japan (NLLJ) is publishing a very important and exciting series of books called Bible Manga. Japanese artists are creating five genuine manga books based on the Bible (three Old Testament and two New Testament). The original art and text is in Japanese but Manga Messiah has already been released in English [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ New Life League Japan (NLLJ) is publishing a very important and exciting series of books called Bible Manga. Japanese artists are creating five genuine manga books based on the Bible (three Old Testament and two New Testament). The original art and text is in Japanese but Manga Messiah has already been released in English and is available at Amazon. According to Roald Lidal, NLLJ will publish the original Japanese version of Manga Messiah in Japan in early 2008.  
Bible Manga is probably the most contextualized mass media presentation of the gospel in the history of Christianity in Japan. Remarkably, it is already being translated into at least twenty different languages. 
The purpose of this meeting is to build vision for and provide information about the Bible Manga project. We want the Christian community in Japan to be prepared to make the most of this tremendous opportunity to communicate the gospel to the millions of mainstream Japanese who are manga readers. 
Program: Roald Lidal (Director of NLLJ) and his associate, Toshi Iwaoka (Assistant General Director of NLLJ), will make a presentation. They will also bring samples of Manga Messiah for attendees and a copy of the artwork for the next book in the series. Finally, we will have about an hour for Q &#038; A. This meeting will be conducted in English. 
When:  Thursday, September 27, 2007   10:00 AM to Noon 
Where:  Harvest Hall, Matsukawa Place, Higashi Kurume, Tokyo
(Matsukawa Place is located next to Christian Academy in Japan)
Cost: 500-yen donation  
Registration: None needed " just come
Sponsor: CAN (Christians in the Arts Network) www.japancan.com
Questions? Contact Paul Nethercott at  or call 090-9845-0091

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		<title>September CAN Monthly Meeting</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 30 Aug 2007 08:50:40 +0000</pubDate>
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We hope you have survived the HOT summer months. It is time for our next CAN Monthly Meeting in Higashi Kurume on September 8 (Sat). We will meet next door to our house (just come to our house) from 5:00pm and start with dinner (Curry Buffet and Gyoza).
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We hope you have survived the HOT summer months. It is time for our next CAN Monthly Meeting in Higashi Kurume on September 8 (Sat). We will meet next door to our house (just come to our house) from 5:00pm and start with dinner (Curry Buffet and Gyoza).
This time Osamu and Keiko (Okano) Yanaka will lead a time of worship through music, Scripture and prayer. Then we will have an &#8220;open mic&#8221; time so please come with something to share.
That day is also Nancy Nethercott&#8217;s birthday, so we will have a celebration time with birthday cake and punch after the open mic time!!
Please let us know if you are able to come so Nancy knows how much food to make!  RSVP to Mika Tsuneda by 9/6 at mikatsuneda@yahoo.co.jp
For those who come by train, Paul will be picking people up at the Higashi Kurume station (East exit) in front of Mister Donut at 4:45pm. Paul&#8217;s cell phone # is 090-9845-0091.
Hope to see you then!
Paul &#038; Nancy Nethercott, Mika Tsuneda, Faith Amano, and Mark Miller
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		<title>CAN News Update, August 2007</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Aug 2007 15:19:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  1. CAN Mixi Community
CAN has a community on the popular Japanese social networking site called mixi. Joining mixi requires an invitation " if you would like to receive an invitation please send a request to join to info@japancan.com 
2. CAN Monthly
Since April of 07 CAN has been holding monthly meetings for the purpose of [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ 1. CAN Mixi Community
CAN has a community on the popular Japanese social networking site called mixi. Joining mixi requires an invitation " if you would like to receive an invitation please send a request to join to info@japancan.com 
2. CAN Monthly
Since April of 07 CAN has been holding monthly meetings for the purpose of connecting, sharing ideas, and encouraging each other. We have held several Open Mic events where participants shared music, dance, poetry, videos, and visual art. Below is the schedule for rest of 2007; all meetings take place on Saturday, in Higashi Kurume (Tokyo), and include a light dinner and a participatory program:  
August 11: 
BBQ/Open Mic in Chiba
September 8: 
There will be a time of worship through music and scripture; we will also celebrate Nancy Nethercotts Birthday and have a featured artist. 
October 13: 
Open Mic &#8212; Featured Artist will be announced later
November 10: 
Featured Artist is CAN staff member Mark Miller, this will be a Good Bye Party for Mark who will return to the US in November.

December 8: 
Christmas Jam " Bring your instrument and participate by playing and/or singing Christmas music
We announce details about our monthly meetings on the CAN mixi community so, if you want to be involved, write info@japancan.com and ask for an invitation to join the CAN community on mixi.
3. Updated Web Site
In July we made a number of improvements on the CAN web site, including new photo albums, a Worship Leaders Tool Kit and new links. We are especially pleased that the dream of establishing an Artist Directory has been implemented. We are listing artists from a wide variety of genre including dance, music and the visual arts. If you are an artist who is a Christian and are interested in being listed in the Artist Directory contact us using this link . 
4. Marks Kansai Tour
Before he leaves for the US Mark Miller will do a Kansai Tour (September 28 " October 8, 2007). Mark is a singer/songwriter/guitar player with a heart for connecting with people and reaching them for Christ. I highly recommend Mark to you as a person who will do a great job for your church. 
Marks Web Sites (Marks music is posted on his myspace site):
http://theothermarkmiller.blogspot.com/
http://myspace.com/theothermarkmiller
Finances: We ask that host churches arrange food and housing, pick Mark up at the local eki and provide 10,000 honorarium per concert (this is negotiable).
Booking: To book Mark or if you have questions, contact Paul Nethercott
Cell Phone: 090-9845-0091
E-mail: info@japancan.com

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		<title>All Nations Dance Summer Tour 2007</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 02 Jun 2007 01:31:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  All Nations Dance Summer Tour 2007
All Nations Dance is a Christian founded dance school in Ome city, Tokyo. Since 2001, we have been performing at churches, and other various events such as Ome city international festival, Ushihama Christmas concert as well as doing our own concerts.
This summer (from July 8th to 24th) we would [...] ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[ All Nations Dance Summer Tour 2007
All Nations Dance is a Christian founded dance school in Ome city, Tokyo. Since 2001, we have been performing at churches, and other various events such as Ome city international festival, Ushihama Christmas concert as well as doing our own concerts.
This summer (from July 8th to 24th) we would like the opportunity to go out and meet more people through sharing dance. Our repitoire includes 7 dance numbers set to Christian contemporary music in various forms of Contemporary dance, Hip Hop, Jazz, and Childrens Ballet.
If you are interested, please contact us by June 15th. Please dont hesitate to ask any questions about us and this summer tour. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
God bless you.
Yasuko and Graham Fleming

all_nations@mac.com
graceryasuko@k6.dion.ne.jp
tel&amp;fax 0428-25-8570

About AN Dance

Founded in July 2001.
Age group 5 years old to 40s
Members: 22 students

Summer Tour
 Date: July 8th to July 24th , 2007
Length of performance: 8min. to 30min.
Dance numbers: 7 Christian contemporary songs &amp; music video
Fees: No fee required for our performance.
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