Canada-Japan Goodwill Hockey Game： the Regina Gunners vs．the Team A.I.S.O. The 15th Terry Fox Run Japan - 2006 Canadian High School Fair David Braid Sextet Showcase Concert “KAMATAKI” at Aichi International Women's Film Festival 2006

Canada-Japan Goodwill Hockey Game：the Regina Gunners vs．the Team A.I.S.O. ■ Saturday，September 2, 6：00〜8：30 p.m. 　　Higashi-Yamato Skating Centre（J） To mark the visit to Tokyo of the Canadian Navy's HMCS Regina, there will be a goodwill exhibition game between the ship's hockey team and the team of the Asian Ice Sports Organization-A.I.S.O.. The fast, powerful, exciting game of hockey is one of Canada's national sports. Don't miss the chance to see this intense battle on ice. Admission is free. ■ More information is available from the Public Affairs Section of the Canadian Embassy at tokyo.cc@international.gc.ca. The 15th Terry Fox Run Japan - 2006 ■ Sunday，September 24 　　Sign-in：9：00〜9：45 a.m. Hibiya Park Grassland Square 　　Start：10：15 a.m. Sakurada-mon Gate, Imperial Palace Twenty-five years after his death at the age of 22, Terry Fox remains a hero to all Canadians. After losing one leg to bone cancer at 18, he started his “Marathon of Hope” - a run across Canada - to raise money for cancer research and encourage people suffering from the disease. He died after running 5,373 km in 143 days. But his dream has been taken up by others, and Terry Fox charity runs now take place in over 50 countries around the world. Proceeds of this event will go to cancer research institutes in Japan and to the Terry Fox Foundation. ■ Details and registration forms are available from the Terry Fox Run office at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo Chinzan-so. Canadian High School Fair ■ September 29 and 30（Friday and Saturday） 　　Embassy of Canada With interest in study at high schools in Canada growing every year, the Embassy of Canada will again sponsor a Canadian High School Fair. Twenty-five boards of education and seven private high schools will have booths where visitors can obtain information and ask questions. There will also be a seminar on Canadian education, a panel discussion with returnees, and a prize draw. Those wishing to attend may use a simple online registration form or register at the door. A Canadian Higher Education Fair will be held on November 2 and 3. ■ Inquiries：hs@canada-ryugaku-fair.com David Braid Sextet Showcase Concert ■ Monday，September 25 　　Embassy of Canada Theatre David Braid, although only 31 years old, has already become an important figure in Canadian jazz. His Sextet was formed six years ago and has been twice nominated for best Canadian Jazz Ensemble at the National Jazz Awards. The David Braid Sextet's recent CD,“Vivid”, was awarded a Juno award for Jazz Album of the Year. This up-and-coming sextet will be touring in Asia, including a showcase in Tokyo. For further details about the showcase concert, please click here.

Now showing “Crash” directed by Paul Haggis（Film） ■ Various cities（J） Now showing “A History of Violence” directed by David Cronenberg（Film） ■ Various cities（J） Now showing “The White Planet”（Documentary film） ■ TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills and others（J） Now showing “Tideland”（Film） ■ Ebisu Garden Cinema, Shinjuku Musashiokan and others（J） Now showing “The Last Trapper”（Film） ■ Theatre Times Square, Ginza Theatre Cinema and others（J） 〜2006／9／19 Warabe Asuka Picture Book Original Drawings Exhibition ■ Wildsmith Museum of Art, Ito 〜2006／9／20 Vivian Reiss：Portraits（Exhibition） ■ Embassy of Canada Prince Takamado Gallery, Tokyo 〜2006／9／29 Canada Aurora Photo Contest 2006 Prizewinning Photographs Display ■ Embassy of Canada E.H. Norman Library, Tokyo 2006／9／2 Ice Hockey Goodwill Exhibition Game - HMCS Regina Gunners vs. Team A.I.S.O. ■ Higashi Yamato Skate Centre, Tokyo（J） 2006／9／2〜22 Jonathan Pylypchuk Exhibition（J／E） ■ Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo 2006／9／6〜10 Aichi International Women's Film Festival 2006 ■ Will Aichi／Nagoya, Toyota, Inuyama 2006／9／9, 10 The 31st Annual Conference of the Japanese Association for Canadian Studies at Waseda University, Nishi Waseda Campus, Tokyo 2006／9／16 Special lecture by Ms. Anne Breakey Hart, Volunteer Director, Toronto Hospital for Sick Children at Garagaradon 15th Anniversary Forum ■ Meiji Gakuin University - Classroom 2301, Tokyo ■ Contact：kanamori@toyoeiwa.ac.jp or Fax：045-922-2260 2006／9／21 Japan release of Emilie-Claire Barlow CD “Like a Lover” ■ Victor Entertainment（J） 2006／9／23 Japan release of Wendy McNeill CD “The Wonder Show” ■ Ultra-Vybe Records, Japan（J） 2006／9／24 The 15th Terry Fox Run Japan 2006 ■ Registration：Kusachi-Hiroba （Grassland Square） in Hibiya Park, Tokyo 2006／9／25 David Braid Sextet Showcase Concert ■ Embassy of Canada Theatre, Tokyo 2006／9／27 Evening of talk with Joel Assogba, writer of books for children（J） ■ Embassy of Canada E.H. Norman Library, Tokyo 2006／9／29, 30 Canadian High School Fair ■ Embassy of Canada, Tokyo 2006／9／30 2006 IASIL JAPAN Conference Special lecture by Canadian writer／poet Michael Crummey ■ Hoshigaoka Campus of Aichi Shukutoku University

Aichi International Women's Film Festival 2006 “KAMATAKI” Canada-Japan co-production, directed by Claude Gagnon ■ September 6〜10 （Wednesday through Sunday） 　　Will Aichi, Nagoya Following a suicide attempt, Ken, a young man from Montreal with no will to live, goes to stay with his uncle in Japan who makes shigaraki pottery. Though perplexed by the different culture and habits he finds around him, he is encouraged by his uncle's free way of life and the open acceptance he gets from his relatives. Additionally, his encounters with potters in the studio gradually aroused an interest in pottery. As he helps his uncle, Ken opens his heart and even becomes capable of firing pottery, a most difficult task. “Kamataki” won five awards including Best Director at the 2005 Montreal International Film Festival． It will undoubtedly be screened commercially in Japan. 2005, 110 minutes, in English with Japanese subtitles.

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