PART 1
Date:
July 13, 2003, Sunday 2:30pm-5:00pm
Place:
Osaka Human Rights Museum (Liberty Osaka)
(10 minutes walk from JR Ashiharabashi St. on the Osaka Loop Line)
Tel: 06-6561-5891
www.liberty.or.jp
Fee:
500 Yen (entrance to Liberty Osaka)
PART 2
Place:
Omoro (Okinawan restaurant)
(2-minutes walk from JR Taisho Station on the south side)
Tel: 06-6554-0330
Fee:
3,000 yen without a drink
Description:
Osaka Human Rights Museum (Liberty Osaka) was created with the
aim of promoting awareness of human rights and contributing to the development
of a humane culture in Japan. Its main exhibits include "Buraku
and Social Status", "Gender and Family", "The Japanese
Archipelago and Its People", "Health Problems and the Environment",
and as well as other special exhibits. There will be also a special
exhibition titled "Children of the Pacific War in Asia". An
explanation about the museum will be followed by a view of the exhibits
and a group discussion.
Afterwards, those interested may have dinner together
at a restaurant with a Ryukyuan food and drink menu. Reservations are
necessary. Please reserve a place by contacting Lisa Rogers at 077-579-7393
or e-mail lisafrogers@yahoo.co.jp.
The deadline for reservation is July 7, Monday.
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