On 17 December, 2011 from 14:00-15:30, CJCC organized a “Calligraphy Class” which conducted by Ms. Rumiko Suzuki, a Japanese Instructor at Royal University of Law and Economic (RULE) including Ms. Uy Sopheap with the cooperation between CJCC’s Japanese teachers.
Calligraphy is the art of writing pictography characters with an ink-drenched brush and a focused mind. It is used in some special occasion such as writing New Year’s cards or writing one’s name on special celebratory or condolence.

There were 28 participants from different schools and organizations in Phnom Penh. Students were practicing to write the Japanese characters again and again with the instructions from the lecturers until they felt familiar and accustomed to it.
After the class, as a memory, all students were asked to leave their writing on the panel in CJCC lobby that everyone can have a look for free.
The class was very satisfied by the participants and they wish to explore more about Japanese culture such as cooking class, Ikebana (flower arrangement class), Origami (Japanese Folding Paper) and others.

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