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Merging Okinawa and Java

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Two traditional dances that share a similar background are combined. By reading and recording motion, a dialog was born between the two.

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ON Thursday, August 20, at the Japan Foundation in Jakarta, a dance instructor from Hawaii attempted to unite choreography from two dances: that of the Javanese and Okinawa traditional dances. At first he presented three Okinawan dances, then three Javanese dances from Yogyakarta, and finally three Oki-Jawa dance works named for the choreographic acculturation of Okinawa and Java.

From Okinawa, Garret Kam, a dancer who has studied Javanese dance

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