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Noboru Fujinuma, a renowned contemporary basket artist, creates a chabana container used for flowers during a tea ceremony at the Japan House on Oct. 24. Fujinuma is a Living National Treasure of Japan, meaning he is certified as a preserver of important, intangible, cultural properties.

Noboru Fujinuma, a Living National Treasure of Japan, visits Japan House

By Kayla Raflores, Contributing writer • October 28, 2017
Moms Weekend activities that won’t break the bank

Moms Weekend activities that won’t break the bank

By Christina Oehler • April 7, 2015

National Acrobats from China to perform at Krannert

By Brittney Nadler • October 22, 2014
Pictured is a beef brisket sandwich covered in Georgia peach barbecue sauce and a side of sweet potato fries, served at the Black Dog Smoke and Ale House in Urbana. This barbeque joint is well-known by students and community members alike for its mouth-watering food.   

Campus provides must-sees and dos

By Declan Harty • July 26, 2014
Five things to definitely take part in while living in Champaign-Urbana

Five things to definitely take part in while living in Champaign-Urbana

By Abrar Al-Heeti • May 28, 2014
Calligraphy workshop with Shozo Sato, an internationally renowned master of Japanese Zen arts, organized by the Japan House on Monday evening. He teaches his students how to write by putting his hand on students’ to guide them in writing.

Calligraphy classes share Japanese culture with CU community

By Stephanie Kim • April 8, 2014
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