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Japan

The Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum is delighted to announce the latest addition to its world-renowned collection – a rare Lilac Lancer Mk V 250cc V-Twin, a shaft-driven, four-speed motorcycle built by the Marusho Company of Hamamatsu, Japan.
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'Rare' Japanese motorcycle added to popular motorcycle museum's collection

Starting the season on Friday, May 8, Japanese artist Yukiko Masui appears with her show, RONiN – a powerful tale of the first fearless female samurai. Starting the season on Friday, May 8, Japanese artist Yukiko Masui appears with her show, RONiN – a powerful tale of the first fearless female samurai.
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Bournemouth venue set for fabulous few months of dance events this summer

Barbara Cox and Charlie Orr Barbara Cox and Charlie Orr
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Japanese-inspired supper club event coming to Westbourne next week

Year 12 student Anwen was named the winner of United Learning’s International Art Competition 2026 with her piece entitled 'Auntie Val'. Year 12 student Anwen was named the winner of United Learning’s International Art Competition 2026 with her piece entitled 'Auntie Val'.
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Bournemouth sixth form student crowned winner of international art competition

The cherry trees at Coy Pond. The cherry trees at Coy Pond.
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Japanese cherry trees unexpectedly bloom in Bournemouth gardens

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Exhibition exploring Japanese cultural concept of Ma comes to Dorset castle

Ferndown Middle School, banging the drum for music Ferndown Middle School, banging the drum for music
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Students learn world rhythms from South East Asia with loaned drums and costumes

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