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Kimiko Gunji is a director of Japan House and an Associate professor of Japanese Arts & Culture. She is a full professor of the Ikenobo Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) School in Japan and a Chapter President of the Illinois Prairie Ikenobo Ikebana. She holds Tea Ceremony teaching degrees from the Urasenke Tea School, and also teaches Japanese classical dance. | |
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Classes taught:
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Art 108: Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) Art 199: Campus Honors Program Seminar: Rigidity and Flexibility in Japanese Arts Art 209: Japanese Tea Ceremony and Zen Aesthetics |
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Websites:
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http://japanhouse.art.uiuc.edu/gunji/ http://japanhouse.art.uiuc.edu http://japanhouse.art.uiuc.edu/tea http://cicada.honors.uiuc.edu/kgunji/ http://japanhouse.art.uiuc.edu/kankonsousai/
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