Schedule:

3 May :
12:15~ OpenCircle
13:00~ CI-A
15:00~ CI-B

4 May :
9:00~ CI-A
13:30~ CI-B
16:00~17:30 JAM

5 May:
9:00~ CI-A
13:30~ CI-B
16:00~16:30 Closing Circle 
17:00~19:00 Showing & JAM

Price:
Full Participation:
all 3-day workshops and accommodation (quadruple-occupancy)
A. 40,000yen (Regular)
B. 35,000yen (Student) (from overseas)

All 3-day workshops (No accommodation):
C. 25,000yen (Regular)
D. 22,000yen (Student) (from overseas)

Single Participation: Take classes at your convenience
E. 4,500yen/ class (Regular)
F. 3,500yen/ class (Student) (from overseas)
G. 2,500yen/ class(residence of Omimura)

[NOTE] To register as a single participant, please specify the date(s) and teacher(s) of your interest.
G. Jam 1,000yen
H. Showing（5/5）＆JAM 2,000yen (1/ per)

*For International Participants to register, please contact the organizing committee for detail information.

Venue:
Omi village, Nagano Pref. (Tokyo), Higashichikuma-Gun, Omimura, Aza-3848-4 
Local set of transportation is from Shinjuku to the expressway bus 3500 Yen 
Shinjuku 7:00departure → Matsumoto 10:12 arrival (transfer to the venue)
please bring the sleeping bag to the guest

CONTACT:
Hiroko Takahashi (CINN)
Tel：+81(0)90-9208-6236 
E-mail：info@contactimprov-nn.com

Class introduction:

Embodying duality by Caterina Mocciola (Italy)
I am currently fascinated by how opposing forces are working together to create harmony in the dance. I experience it in relating with gravity, with the natural expanding and contracting of the body, in relating to myself and to my dance partner/s, in the coexistence of technique and improvisation... how they merge in the three-dimensionality of the dance itself.

Bones and words by Andrzej Woźniak (Poland)
I like working with bones – their potential, mass and raw poetics. How they move us through space, how strong they are to support the weight and how surprisingly resilient.
I also really enjoy exploring words and language – talking and writing from a relaxed throat and heavy skeleton.
In the workshop we will combine working with the skeletal system with some bits of creative (or maybe uncreative) use of language through movement, hands-on practices, witnessing and metaphors.
The tale of the snake and the magic stone