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“Tokyo Girls Collection” will feature fashion shows of popular clothing brands shown by 60 top models and live showcases by Tamia, MINMI, and DJ OZMA. Canadian-born Grammy-nominated R＆B singer, 
The De La Salle Secondary School Vocal Ensemble from Ottawa, first-prize winner in Canada's 2006 Youth Choral Competition, will give a series of concerts in Japan. The concert on March 9 will highlight Canadian multiculturalism with Canadian music in English, French, Hebrew and other languages as well as music of Canada''s First Nations. The Embassy of Canada is pleased to offer 20 pairs of tickets （40 people） for this concert. Please apply by 
Canadian artist Gregory Colbert is committed to pursuing ultimate moments in an eternal world where animals and human beings commune and co-exist. This show presents more than 50 giant photographs, a 60-minute video, and two short 9-minute films called haikus. Since their first showing in Venice in 2002, these works have attracted over a million viewers. Nomadic Museum, which will serve as the venue, was designed by world-renowned architect Shigeru Ban.
Ammonite is a fossil found throughout the world. Ammonite that shines like opal can be mined near Lethbridge, Alberta. This beautiful ammonite, known as ammolite, was given gemstone status in 1981 by the World Jewellery Confederation. This exhibit presents a large number of these precious stones as yet another example of Canada's abundant natural resources.
As both English and French are official languages of Canada, the Embassy of Canada will sponsor a number of events showcasing Canada as a member of La Francophonie, the association of French-speaking countries. The events include an exhibition by painter Gaston Petit, a native of Quebec now residing in Japan, a screening of last year's hit film 
Animation is big in Japan, and the Tokyo International Anime Fair just keeps growing and growing. Canadian software and content will be on display at four booths including an Embassy booth with an overview of Canada's abundant creativity and state of the art technology plus three individual or joint booths by eight Canadian companies that will be at the fair. Canada produces 80％ of the animation software used in the world. Don't miss this chance to see it.