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DESCRIPTION:JASC and The Japan America Society of Chicago are hosting Kamis
 hibai (Traditional Japanese Story Telling) on Tuesday August 2 from 11-12p
 m. Cost is $5 per person\, $5 per child with adult\, or $10 per family.\n 
 \nKamishibai is a type of traditional Japanese story telling that has deep
  roots which were developed during the Edo Period (1603-1868) and evolved 
 into a type of street storytelling from the 1920's into the 1950's.The kam
 ishibai storyteller rode a bicycle that was equipped with a small stage fo
 r showing the story cards that went along with the stories.\n \nThe storie
 s that will be told at this program are titled "Momotarō (Peach Boy)" and
  "Bon Odori (Bon Festival Dance)"\, and will be told in both English and J
 apanese. There will also be a short Japanese lesson in which key words for
  "Momotarō (Peach Boy)" will be introduced. At the end of the program\, y
 ou and your children will also have a chance to learn and dance Bon Odori 
 around a traditional Japanese tower!\n\nAll children in attendance will al
 so receive a handmade Momotaro memory game to bring home!
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SUMMARY:JASC and JASC host Kamishibai (Traditional Japanese Story Telling)
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