University of Tokyo Flamenco Dance Troupe (東京大学フラメンコ舞踏団)
2025.4.5
We practice Flamenco, a traditional Spanish dance, twice a week in preparation for events such as the school festival. Flamenco is characterized by its vibrant costumes and special shoes with nails in the heels. We are also looking for people who want to sing! If you're interested, please come and watch our welcome performance or join a practice session.
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Basic Information
| Selection Process Info | なし |
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| Annual Membership Fee | Monthly tuition fee: 10,000 yen (excluding August) |
| Frequency of Activities | Tuesday and Thursday 19:00-21:00, Komaba Communication Plaza North Building 2nd floor Performing Arts Practice Room |
@b_flamenco |
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@utflamenco |
Overview
Composition of Membership
about acceptance:
PEAK/GPEAK 〇
Exchange students: students of one year of stay
Language requirement:
To the extent that you can participate in all activities in Japanese
Commitment Requirement:
the same as non international students
Structure of Organization
Frequency of Activities
Annual Schedule
Recruitment Information
Insiders' thoughts
○Pros
今後加筆予定△Cons
今後加筆予定Recruitment Schedule
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