CAMERA JAPAN is a Japanese cultural festival organised in Rotterdam every year since 2006. The main focus is on film, but we also explore the visual arts, music, dance, fashion, architecture, food, and much more. Every autumn, we take a selection of films from the programme to Amsterdam for a weekend of screening the best, the weirdest, and the most unexpected cinema from Japan.
If you would like to support the festival with a small annual contribution, please join the CAMERA JAPAN Kurabu and become a Friend of the Festival.
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If you would like to support the festival as a sponsor or advertiser, our partners programme is the next stop.
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If you are interested in the history of the festival (or want to remind yourself of your favorite Japanese films), dip into the CAMERA JAPAN archive.
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Contact information
Stichting Tamago
Rochussenstraat 5 A
3015 EA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
Email info@camerajapan.nl
The board
Alexander MOURET – Chairman of the Board
INOUE Fumiko – Board Member
Hans KUIJPERS – Board Member
The CAMERA JAPAN team
Alex OOST – Festival Director | Founder CAMERA JAPAN
KISHIBE Yasuo – Creative Director | Founder CAMERA JAPAN
Dirk ZSCHUNKE – Founder CAMERA JAPAN
VACANCY – Finance Director
Jelle SCHOT – Head of PR & Marketing, Programmer
Sietz VAN DER AA – Programmer
Francesca BOI – Programmer
Theodoor STEEN – Programmer
Lotte STEERNEMAN – Programmer
Sietz VAN DER AA – Press Officer
KISHIBE Yasuo – Graphic Designer
Floor VAN DER ZEE – Social Media Officer
Kaj VAN ZOELEN – Editor-in-Chief
Lis-Britt DALKARL – Website & Newsletter Editor
Menno LUITJES – Website Development
Sera EDGINGTON – Decorations Coordinator
Edith SCHARLOO – Kids’ Day Coordinator
Yulia KOSTIUCHOK – Production Manager
Man-Yee MOK – Decoration
Xiang TJOA – Events Coordinator
Francesca BOI – Guest Coordinator
Nancy FORNOVILLE – Volunteer Coordinator
Lotte STEERNEMAN – Education Coordinator
Gijs KLOMP – Print Coordination
Jarrod KROSENDIJK – Film Digitalisation