台湾での国際的な詩人祭( Festival in Tamsui, Taiwan, 2016 )

台湾での国際的な詩人祭に、昨年度参加なされた友人の詩人から、第２回目の会が９月にあるので、関心がある有志の方々に広めてもらいたいとの連絡メールがありました。
そこで世界的な視野と展望をもって世界へメッセージを発信していただきたいので以下に紹介いたします。

Formosa International Poetry Festival in Tamsui, Taiwan, 2016

この詩人祭のプログラムでは、今年の９月２日(金)に
September 2, 2016, Friday
10:00 Opening ceremony to be inaugurated by new elected first female Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen.とあるように、『台湾の女性初の蔡英文大統領(first female Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen)』からオープニングのセレモニーでの開始式での宣言が行なわれるようです。

当然ながら、台湾のアジア圏での特に重大な影響力も考慮しながら、日本からも世界へとメッセージを発信することで、世界との連携・協力を高めるために友好交流を活性化していただきたい。

この会議に関して詳しくは、下記↓URLを参考にしてください。

http://poetasdelmundo.com/detalle-evento.php?id=44

SECOND MEETING OF POETS OF THE WORLD TAIWAN
Formosa International Poetry Festival in Tamsui, Taiwan, 2016

TAIWAN: Formosa International Poetry Festival 2016, will be held during September 1~7, 2016 in Tamsui, a beautiful District in New Taipei City,Taiwan.

In order to provide best hospitality to all participating poets, we will accept 15 foreign poets only, according to the sequential order of registration, before May 31, 2016 or earlier, if the 15 participants are fully registered.

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Attachtment：
Program of Events in Brief:

September 1, 2016, Thursday
15:00 Shuttle bus will be departed from Taoyuan International Airport to
the hotel in Tamsui.
19:00 Welcome party hosted by Chairman of Tamsui Culture Foundation.

September 2, 2016, Friday
10:00 Opening ceremony to be inaugurated by new elected first female Taiwan
President Tsai Ing-wen.
12:00 Lunch.
14:00 Key speech on “Tamsui History and Culture”.
16:00 Poetry recital in Tamkang University and communication with students.
19:00 Dinner, hosted by Commissioner of Cultural Affair, New Taipei City.

September 3, 2016, Saturday
09:00 Visiting historical culture memorial sites and statues.
12:00 Lunch in Aletheia University, poetry recital and communication with
students
16:00 Café break at Tamsui Riverside, poetry recital while appreciation of
mountain, water and sunset.
19:00 Dinner, hosted by Supervisor of Tamsui District.

September 4, 2016, Sunday
09:00 Visiting artistic village in Sanjhih District to appreciate puppet drama
performance, etc.
12:00 Lunch in Sanjhih to taste local foods.
14:00 Visiting Ju Ming Sculpture Museum and others, Fugue Cape Lighthouse
established in 1897, Yehliu Geopark, etc. Poetry rcital.
19:00 Dinner, hosted by Supervisor of Sanjhih District.

September 5, 2016, Monday
09:00 Departure for keelung.
12:00 Lunch with students of Kelung schools, poetry recital and communication with students
16:00 Visiting National Museum of Marine Science and Technology.
19:00 Dinner, hosted by Commissioner of Cultural Affair, Keelung City.

September 6, 2016, Tuesday
09:00 Visiting in separate groups to various schools in Tamsui District and poetry recital shared with students.
12:00 Lunch in respective school.
14:00 Boating across Tamsui River to Bali District to visit Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology.
19:00 Farewell dinner party hosted by Minister, Ministry of Culture.

September 7, 2016, Wednesday
09:00 Shuttle bus departed from Hotel to Taoyuan International Airport.

去年2015年台湾での第1回の詩人祭の記事です。
下記のURLも参考にしてください。

http://www.taiwantoday.tw/ct.asp?xItem=234625&ctNode=445

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Tainan stages international poetry festival

Publication Date: September 4, 2015 Source: Taiwan Today
Tainan stages international poetry festival
Tainan Mayor William Lai (left) is joined by Chilean poet Luis Arias Manzo at the opening of Formosa International Poetry Festival Sept. 2 in the southern Taiwan city. (Courtesy of TCG)
Formosa International Poetry Festival is underway in Tainan, highlighting the commitment of the local government to promoting the southern Taiwan city as a center of literary excellence.
Organized by Tainan City Government’s Cultural Affairs Bureau, FIPF features 50 poets from Taiwan and 20 from 11 countries and territories. An array of activities is scheduled at the nine-day event, including anthology exhibitions, campus tours, lectures, poetry readings and seminars.
Tainan Mayor William Lai said at the opening ceremony Sept. 2 that the city’s history offers a rich creative soil for sowing the seeds of the development of grass-roots poetry. “The festival draws upon this heritage and also serves as a platform for people around the world to discover more about lives and culture of our storied metropolis.”
An early highlight of FIPF was a visit Sept. 3 to Li Ming High School by Taiwan poets Fang Yaw-chien and Lin Yang-min, as well as Malachi Smith of Jamaica. The guests were greeted with student performances of indigenous Bunun songs, an English drama and locally grown pomelos. Moved by the warmth of the welcome, Smith penned an impromptu poem to inspire LMHS young talents.
Another activity certain to prove as equally popular is a poetry exhibition at National Museum of Taiwan Literature. Running until Sept. 30, it features more than 70 collections by well-known poets, including thrice Nobel Prize in Literature nominee Lee Kuei-shien and World Poetry Movement founder Luis Arias Manzo of Chile.
“I’m honored to have this opportunity to interact with my Taiwan counterparts and take part in this event,” Manzo said. “My wish is to express passion for life through delicate and glamorous words while sharing feelings with the world.”
In addition, a special commemorative book “Flame Trees are in Blossom” featuring pieces by all FIPF participating poets is set for release. Named after Tainan’s official tree, Delonix regia, it comprises poems in Chinese and English celebrating the rich culture and creative heritage of the city.
Other activities include dance-poetry performances and recitals at such attractions as Anping Treehouse, Chikan Tower and Chimei Museum, as well as a lecture at the facility about Chilean poets Gabriela Mistral and Pablo Neruda.