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Columbia University

to support the presentation of a series of j&#333;ruri&nbsp;music performances in connection with a symposium on the work of the classical Japanese playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon held at Columbia University in October 1997

to enable architect Hiroshi Watanable to conduct a course on Japanese environmental art and design at the Japan Study Center, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University.

To enable architects Arata Isozaki and Fumihiko Maki to serve as visiting lecturers in a seminar program on Japanese environmental design held at the Japan Study Center, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University

to provide support for the exhibition Shinjuka: The Phenomenal City, shown at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, December 1975-February 1976, and circulated thereafter to other cities in the United States by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.

To provide support for the development of a program of study in the United States for teachers and administrators of primary and secondary schools in Japan in connection with Japanese Educators Project

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Cheryl Faver

To explore possibilities for Japanese-American performance collaborations with new internet-based video conferencing and multimedia communications technology

to observe traditional and contemporary theater activities in Japan and to explore possibilities for Japanese-American performance collaborations utilizing new Internet-based video-conferencing and multimedia communications technology

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Atlantic Center for the Arts

Support the participation of associate artists from Japan in the Center's Japan/US International Exchange Residency in November 1996. (Arata Isozaki, Aiko Miyawaki and Yuji Takahashi)

To enable Suzanne Fetscher, Executive Director, to travel to Japan in March 1995 to survey arts activities and to explore the possibility of establishing a U.S.-Japan residency exchange program at the ACA.

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