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Christmas Special – BEG 1
Only $49.99 for a BEG 1 (beginner classroom style course) for January, 2017.
It’s $49.99/person for four 50-minute classes! 60% OFF!!!
Hurry! Offer lasts while seats available.
| Dates | Time | Max # of Seats |
| 1/3, 10, 17, 24/17 | 7:10-8 pm | 7 |
| 1/4, 11, 18, 25/17 | 6-6:50 pm | 7 |
* Please click here for more details.
** No refund, you can exchange it for one private lesson (process due 12/31/16, expires on 2/1/17).
SCETA Japan Center
4500 Lehigh Rd, College Park, MD 20740
202-656-6085
mail@LearnJapan.co
和菓子 – Wagashi
Wagashi means “traditional Japanese sweets” in Japanese and as the name is self-explanatory, all the traditional Japanese sweets are called “wagashi”. They are often made with red mung bean paste, navy bean paste, rice, rice flour, etc.
紅葉 – Maple Leaf
Japanese Maple leaves are one of the most symbolic images of autumn for Japanese people. Chestnuts are used in lots of autumn food (for more details please read my chestnut post), but maple leaf patterns are the shape most often featured in autumn designs.
Christmas Special – Calligraphy
One calligraphy class for $29.99!
A calligraphy brush included!!!
Hurry! Offers last while seats available.
❤ Perfect for a Christmas Gift ❤
Calligraphy Class Slots
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday |
January 2017 |
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2 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
3 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
4 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
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9 |
10 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
11 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
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16 |
17 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
18 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
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23 |
24 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
25 1:30-2:45pm 3:15-4:30pm |
- No refund.
- Each class is 75 minutes.
- You can keep your calligraphy brush.
SCETA Japan Center
4500 Lehigh Rd, College Park, MD 20740
202-656-6085
mail@LearnJapan.co
Yōkai Event
This event was originally scheduled for just one day, but by request I am now extending the duration of the exhibition. I invite you to drop by the SCETA Japan center.
酉の市 – Tori no Ichi
The “tori” or rooster is one of the 12 signs of the oriental zodiac. Each November you can purchase a special rake at fairs (called 酉の市 or “Tori no Ichi”) that are held at several shrines in Japan. People believe that these special rakes gather luck for business. The rakes vary in size from just a few-inches to 10-feet long. People say that if you want to expand your business, you should buy a bigger rake every year.
左上右下 – Sajō Uge
