March Articles_2020

1.EXHIBITIONS
BANSUISO Closed : Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Mar. 1, 13:30 Composition Works Exhibition 2020  /Free Ehime Composition Society
Mar. 8, 15:00 Akimoto Mai Piano Recital Adults/2,000yen, Students/1,000yen

IYOTETSU TAKASHIMAYA 10:00-19:30 (-18:00 on Feb.17) Open: Everyday
Restaurants (11:00-22:00) Ferris Wheel (10:00-22:00)
6th Floor ART GALLERY Admission: Free (-16:00 on the last day of exhibition)
Mar. 3 30 Works by Modern Ceramic Artists
Mar. 4-10 Wooden Sculptures

MITSUKOSHI  11:00-19:00 Open: Everyday
6th Floor ART GALLERY (-16:00 on the last day of exhibition) Admission: Free
Mar. 3-9 Glass Works (Art Nouveau and Art Deco)
Art Nouveau (late 19th-early 20th century):
Artworks utilizing designs based on nature, plants and insects.
Art Deco (1910-1930): Artworks based on geometric designs.

2. TV
Morning Movie Theater
Mar . 1 THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS 2001 U.S.A. 11:45-13:33
8 THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS:TOKYO DRIFT 2006 U.S.A. 11:45-13:30
15 WILD WILD WEST 1999 U.S.A. 11:45-13:32

Daytime Movie Theater
Mar . 2 THE REMAINS OF THE DAY 1993 .S.A.-England 13:00-15:15
3 VALDEZ IL MEZZOSANGUE 1973 Italy-Spain-France-U.S.A. 13:00-14:38
4 ELSER 2015   Germany 13:00-14:55
5 L’ARM?E DES OMBRES 1969   France 13:00-15:26
6 SEVEN MEN FROM NOW 1956   U.S.A. 13:00-14:19

NHK BS Premium
Daytime Movie Theater
Feb. 3 THE ABYSS SPECIAL EDITION 1993 U.S.A  13:00-15:52
4 TRUE GRIT 1969 U.S.A 13:00-15:09
5 GANGS OF NEW YORK 2002 U.S.A 13:00-15:48
6 INCEPTION 2010 U.S.A 13:00-15:29
7 TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD 1962 U.S.A 13:00-15:10

Night Movie Theater
Feb. 3 THE PIANIST 2002 Poland-France 21:00-23:30
10 DREAMGIRLS 2006 U.S.A 21:00-23:11

3.THEATER MOVIES
OKAIDO CINEMA SUNSHINE Tel. 089-986-6633
KINUYAMA CINEMA SUNSHINE Tel. 089-911-0066
SHIGENOBU CINEMA SUNSHINE Tel. 089-990-1513
CINEMA SUNSHINE EMIFUL MASAKI Tel. 089-984-2211
>>Mar.>> THE CALL OF THE WILD [Yasei no Yobigoe] Kinuyama, Masaki & Shigenobu
>>Mar.5 THE MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE Shigenobu only
Mar.6-19 DOMINO Okaido only
Mar.6>> JUDY [Judy Niji no Kanatani] Masaki only
>>Mar.12 FROZEN II [Ana to Yuki no Joou 2] Masaki, Okaido & Shigenobu
>>Mar.12 APOCALYPSE NOW [Jigoku no Mokushiroku] Kinuyama only
Mar.13>> ONWARD [1/2 no Mah?] Kinuyama, Masaki, Okaido & Shigenobu
>>Mar.19 1917 [Inochi wo kaketa Denrei] Kinuyama only
>>Mar.19 BOMBSHELL [Scandal] Masaki only
Mar.20>> BIRDS OF PREY: AND THE FANTABULOUS EMANCIPATION OF ONE HARLEY QUIN Kinuyama & Masaki
Mar.20>> DOLITTLE Kinuyama only
>>Mar.26 CHARLIE’S ANGELS Masaki only
>>Mar.26 SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK Kinuyama & Shigenobu

★ 10A.M. Film Festival (Gozen Juu ji no Eigasai). ★ OKAIDO Cinema Sunshine
Movie classics will be shown everyday from 10:00 a.m., changing one or two weeks on Saturday.
>>Mar.5 THE GREAT ESCAPE [Dai Dass?]
Mar.6-12 BACK TO THE FUTURE
Mar.13-19 BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II

CINEMA LUNATIC Tel. 089-933-9240 (Matsugeki building 2F.) Closed:Tuesdays
Coming soon
KNIVES OUT / THE LAST MOVIE / ALONG FOR THE RIDE /
ORGY OF THE DEAD / PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE / LONG SHOT

4. FESTIVALS
Feb. 7-March 30 The 5th EXHIBITION OF KAMABOKO-ITA-NO-E (Paintings on Kamaboko
Boards) Collaborating with Shiki’s Haiku 9:00-17:00 Shiki-kinen Museum 3F
Haiku by elementary, junior high, and high school student contest winners in Matsuyama City are also exhibited this year. Admission: Free
March 3 HINA-MATSURI (The Doll’s Festival)
Hina-matsuri is held to celebrate girls’ growth, health, and happiness. The origin is thought to be joshi-no-sekku or Kegare-barai held in the Heian era more than 1,000 years ago, when people floated dolls made of paper down the river so that they would drive away ill fortune. This custom is known as Nagashi-bina (floating dolls)、and can still be observed in some parts of the country. At most homes ceremonial dolls hina ningyo are displayed on tiers of shelves called hinadan covered with a scarlet carpet himosen. These dolls are dressed in the costume of the ancient Heian court. A full set of dolls usually consists of 15 dolls: the Emperor and Empress (dairi-bina), two ministers (zuijin), three court ladies-in-waiting (kanjo ), five musicians (hayashi ) and three guards (eji). It was believed that the dolls protected people from sickness or ill fortune. It is a traditional hina- matsuri custom to offer to the dolls sweet rice wine shiro-zake, and three-layered (white, green, and pink colored), diamond-shaped rice cakes hishi-mochi. The white layer symbolizes snow, the green is for new growth and the pink is for peach flowers. A popular saying is hina doll sets, usually put up about one month before the festival, should be put away as soon as possible after the festival in the belief that the longer one waits to put them away, the longer the girl will have to wait to get married, a lesson that you should take good care of hina dolls to keep them beautiful. You can see these dolls for sale at department stores or doll shops. In Matsuyama it is celebrated a month later, on April 3rd .
Hina-matsuri exhibitions are held in many places.

Feb.1-March 25 09:00-17:00 TOBE-YAKI (Porcelain) HINA-MATSURI -TEN
At Tobe-yaki Dento-sangyo-kaikan (Traditional Industrial Center)
Closed on Mondays  Tobe-cho, Iyo-gun About 200 Tobe-yaki hina-dolls, some of which are in the shape of mouse, the zodiac sign for this year, e-zara (painted plates), and toban (painted pottery boards) made by potters of 17 Tobe-yaki kilns are on exhibit and sale.
Admission: free only for Lobby exhibition (Tel. 089-962-6600)

Feb. 23-April 12 The 6th KUMA-MACHI HINA-MATSURI
On Kuma-cho Shotengai (Shopping Street) and at Akebono-za
Kumakogen-cho, Kamiukena-gun
As many as 15,000 colorful hina dolls are displayed in various ways in front of shops and
houses. At the main house of this event Akebono-za, 2,000 dolls are displayed 3.5 meters high
on big scarlet tiers in the shape of a pyramid, which is most impressive. Akebonoza is open from 9:00 to 16:00 ( \100). (Tel.0892-21-1111)

Jan. 25-April 7 HINA DOLLS EXHIBITION At Uwajima Date Museum Uwajima city
On tiers of shelves covered with red cloth about 7.5 meters long, yusoku-bina, which consist of 17 dolls and 210 chodo (furnishings), are displayed. These dolls wear the same costumes as those of kuge、court nobles. They were made by Oki Heizo, a famous doll artisan in Kyoto in 1923.
Other exhibitions
1. Hina dolls and furnishings
They were brought by Miyo-hime the wife of the 7th lord of Date clan Munetada as part of her trousseau about 200 years ago.
2. Ko-bina (miniature furnishings) made of silver
They were originally owned by the 14th Shogun Tokugawa Iemochi and handed down to Takako, the wife of the 10th lord Munenobu. These elegant and delicate furnishings are very rare. 3. Mitsuore-ningyo
Dolls which can be bent at the hips, knees, and ankles so that can stand, sit, or be held in our arms. They were brought as marriage property by Tomiko、the second daughter of the 9th lord Munee (Tel. 0895-22-7776)
Transportation: Take the JR express train bound for Uwajima and get off at Uwajima staion. It takes 25 minutes on foot to get to the museum.

6. ANNOUNCEMENTS
Worship at the Fukuin Center
March 1, 8, 15, 22 9:00-10:45 Sunday Service
March 29 13:30~14:45 Worship in English
Matsuyama Fukuin Center
Heiwa-dori 1-6-6 Tel: 089-925-1008
You are most welcome to our church! Please visit our web site: http://bit.ly/2LugPBV

Matsuyama City Library
The city library in the Community Center has a large English book section.
You can register for a free library card in English.
The 2nd floor Audio/Visual section has movies in English.
Open 9:30-20:00 (the A/V section closes at 17:00.)
Closed: March 2, 9~16, 23, 30 and 31.
INFO 089-943-8008