Ten Reasons to go on Nyogetsu's Japan Trip
Ten Reasons to go on Nyogetsu's Japan Trip
Ten Reasons to go on Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin's Japan Tour
(May 26-June 11, 2017)
This will be the best Japan Trip yet !!
1) Because it will be extremely economical and extremely enjoyable! I have had the pleasure of showing Japan to hundreds of people in my annual Japan Tours since they began in 1980.
Did you know that this year the dollar is stronger against the Japanese yen? The American dollar is worth 15% more against the yen today than it was during the Japan Tour in May, 2016.
2) Tour highlights will include such fantastic places and memories as:
• the Great Buddha (Dai Buttsu) of Nara
• Japan's oldest shrine (Ise no Kami Jingu)
• a walk on Japan's oldest mountain road (Yama no Bei no Michi)
• Hot Springs in Ibaraki Prefecture
• a visit to a master Shakuhachi maker in Hitachi-Shi
• Philosopher's walk in Kyoto
• the beautiful gardens at Ginkakuji Temple and at Heian Shrine a visit to to Meian-ji
• the oldest surviving Shakuhachi Temple in Japan
• a visit to the famous walking malls of Asakusa
• an evening of the Grand Kabuki
• Four days of the trip will be spent visiting Japan’s northernmost province Hokkaido. There some of the attractions will include: the Ainu Museum in Otaru, Hokkaido and the famous view of Hakodate, Hokkaido by night.
These are some of the wonderful experiences in store for you!
3) The price is $3,900 all-inclusive except for transportation. It is 100% refundable until April 1, 2017. This deposit is necessary because we must reserve hotel rooms. If you send a 50% deposit by January 15, 2017 you will receive a $200 discount. If you would like to receive a complete financial breakdown of the trip, please send a request to <nyogetsu@gmail.com>)
4) Included in the price of the tour: all breakfasts, lunches and dinners (with the exception of alcoholic drinks), all lodging, admission to temples, shrines, museums, gardens, and concerts (with the exception of tickets to Kabuki Theater which is optional).
5) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin, Tour Leader: he has being leading annual tours to Japan for the last 36 years. He was the ace tour leader for Asia Society and Japan Society of New York. He tour managed, in the USA, such diverse artistic groups as: The National Theater of Japan (Kabuki), Nihon Ongaku Shudan (Ensemble Nipponia), Samulnori, Aak Korean Court Music, Katakahli of Kerala, Kaze No Ko, and Okinawa Kabudan.
6) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin Shakuhachi Player/Teacher: he is the only player in the Western Hemisphere to have performed for every International Shakuhachi Festival starting with the first one in Bissei-Cho, Okayama, Japan in 1994. In addition, he is the founder of KiSuiAn Shakuhachi Dojo - the world's largest and most active Shakuhachi Dojo outside of Japan. Nyogetsu has received a number of grants and has been both Oscar and Grammy nominated.
7) About Marco Burmester (Co-Tour Leader): Marco has co-led the annual Japan tours with Nyogetsu for the past five years. Although German is his first language, he is completely fluent in English and Spanish as well!
8) On the tour Shakuhachi students have the option of receiving lessons from Nyogetsu as often as the student would like for an additional fee. If you normally study with another Shakuhachi teacher, you would need to obtain their permission first. Lessons by Kurahashi Yodo in Kyoto may also be taken for an additional fee.
9) Please go to <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> to see the Daily Itinerary of the Tour. Tour members suggestions for the trip are welcomed.
10) Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin and Marco Burmester will endeavor their best to make this tour a most memorable experience for you! We want to give you a true adventure where you will have the time of your life!
Contact Nyogetsu at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> or 917-207-6724 if you have any questions, and send your deposit to:
Ronnie Seldin
76 Hickory Lane
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
(May 26-June 11, 2017)
This will be the best Japan Trip yet !!
1) Because it will be extremely economical and extremely enjoyable! I have had the pleasure of showing Japan to hundreds of people in my annual Japan Tours since they began in 1980.
Did you know that this year the dollar is stronger against the Japanese yen? The American dollar is worth 15% more against the yen today than it was during the Japan Tour in May, 2016.
2) Tour highlights will include such fantastic places and memories as:
• the Great Buddha (Dai Buttsu) of Nara
• Japan's oldest shrine (Ise no Kami Jingu)
• a walk on Japan's oldest mountain road (Yama no Bei no Michi)
• Hot Springs in Ibaraki Prefecture
• a visit to a master Shakuhachi maker in Hitachi-Shi
• Philosopher's walk in Kyoto
• the beautiful gardens at Ginkakuji Temple and at Heian Shrine a visit to to Meian-ji
• the oldest surviving Shakuhachi Temple in Japan
• a visit to the famous walking malls of Asakusa
• an evening of the Grand Kabuki
• Four days of the trip will be spent visiting Japan’s northernmost province Hokkaido. There some of the attractions will include: the Ainu Museum in Otaru, Hokkaido and the famous view of Hakodate, Hokkaido by night.
These are some of the wonderful experiences in store for you!
3) The price is $3,900 all-inclusive except for transportation. It is 100% refundable until April 1, 2017. This deposit is necessary because we must reserve hotel rooms. If you send a 50% deposit by January 15, 2017 you will receive a $200 discount. If you would like to receive a complete financial breakdown of the trip, please send a request to <nyogetsu@gmail.com>)
4) Included in the price of the tour: all breakfasts, lunches and dinners (with the exception of alcoholic drinks), all lodging, admission to temples, shrines, museums, gardens, and concerts (with the exception of tickets to Kabuki Theater which is optional).
5) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin, Tour Leader: he has being leading annual tours to Japan for the last 36 years. He was the ace tour leader for Asia Society and Japan Society of New York. He tour managed, in the USA, such diverse artistic groups as: The National Theater of Japan (Kabuki), Nihon Ongaku Shudan (Ensemble Nipponia), Samulnori, Aak Korean Court Music, Katakahli of Kerala, Kaze No Ko, and Okinawa Kabudan.
6) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin Shakuhachi Player/Teacher: he is the only player in the Western Hemisphere to have performed for every International Shakuhachi Festival starting with the first one in Bissei-Cho, Okayama, Japan in 1994. In addition, he is the founder of KiSuiAn Shakuhachi Dojo - the world's largest and most active Shakuhachi Dojo outside of Japan. Nyogetsu has received a number of grants and has been both Oscar and Grammy nominated.
7) About Marco Burmester (Co-Tour Leader): Marco has co-led the annual Japan tours with Nyogetsu for the past five years. Although German is his first language, he is completely fluent in English and Spanish as well!
8) On the tour Shakuhachi students have the option of receiving lessons from Nyogetsu as often as the student would like for an additional fee. If you normally study with another Shakuhachi teacher, you would need to obtain their permission first. Lessons by Kurahashi Yodo in Kyoto may also be taken for an additional fee.
9) Please go to <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> to see the Daily Itinerary of the Tour. Tour members suggestions for the trip are welcomed.
10) Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin and Marco Burmester will endeavor their best to make this tour a most memorable experience for you! We want to give you a true adventure where you will have the time of your life!
Contact Nyogetsu at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> or 917-207-6724 if you have any questions, and send your deposit to:
Ronnie Seldin
76 Hickory Lane
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
More Information about Nyogetsu's Japan Trip
Hi Everybody,
You have all received the first email that I sent entitled, "Ten Reasons to go to Japan with Nyogetsu".
(As a matter of fact, I would like to apologize if you received that email, and this one more then once!)
In this email, I would like to "flush out" some of the reasons so that you can get a better idea of the trip:
1) Because it will be extremely economical and extremely enjoyable! For the past 3 decades, I have been offering the most economical trip to Japan on the market! For this reason, many people choose to go on my Japan Trips two, three, and even four times. I have had the pleasure of showing Japan to hundreds of people in my annual Japan Tours since they began in 1980.
Did you know that this year the dollar is stronger against the Japanese yen? The American dollar is worth 15% more against the yen today than it was during the Japan Tour in May, 2016.Actually, in the past week, it has hovered around an 18% higher value than in May of last year.
2) Tour highlights will include such fantastic places and memories as:
• the Great Buddha (Dai Buttsu) of Nara On our Nara day
• Japan's oldest shrine (Ise no Kami Jingu) In Tenri
• a walk on Japan's oldest mountain road (Yama no Bei no Michi) In Tenri
• Hot Springs in Ibaraki Prefecture In Hitachi-City
• a visit to a master Shakuhachi maker in Hitachi-Shi Chinone Sadao Sensei
• Philosopher's walk in Kyoto Eastern Mountains
• the beautiful gardens at Ginkakuji Temple and at Heian Shrine a visit to to Meian-ji Eastern Mountains of Kyoto
• the oldest surviving Shakuhachi Temple in Japan Meian-ji, or Myoan-ji, which is found in the Tofukuji Temple Complex, as well as a beautiful Moss Garden, and rock & Sand Garden
• a visit to the famous walking malls of Asakusa In Tokyo
• an evening of the Grand Kabuki KABUKI-ZA
• Four days of the trip will be spent visiting Japan’s northernmost province Hokkaido. There some of the attractions will include: the Ainu Museum in Otaru, Hokkaido and the famous view of Hakodate, Hokkaido by night. Of course, in Hokaido, we will enjoy SAPPORO Beer, wonderful seafood and Japan's most famous Ramen!
These are some of the wonderful experiences in store for you!
Next week we will cover the rest of the "Ten Reasons". Also, daily Shakuhachi Lessons are possible, if desired, as well as performing possibilities, depending upon how many Shakuhachi players are on board. Remember, my trips are often for people who have wanted to see (or return to) Japan, for a long time. You do not have to be a Shakuhachi player
Please feel free to contact me with any questions at all concerning the trip. And if you would really like to go, but for some reason the dates make this May
impossible for you, please let me know because there is something else possible this year that I would like to talk to you about!
Looking forward to hearing from all of you!
Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin <nyogetsu@gmail.com>
website <www.nyogetsu.com>
You have all received the first email that I sent entitled, "Ten Reasons to go to Japan with Nyogetsu".
(As a matter of fact, I would like to apologize if you received that email, and this one more then once!)
In this email, I would like to "flush out" some of the reasons so that you can get a better idea of the trip:
1) Because it will be extremely economical and extremely enjoyable! For the past 3 decades, I have been offering the most economical trip to Japan on the market! For this reason, many people choose to go on my Japan Trips two, three, and even four times. I have had the pleasure of showing Japan to hundreds of people in my annual Japan Tours since they began in 1980.
Did you know that this year the dollar is stronger against the Japanese yen? The American dollar is worth 15% more against the yen today than it was during the Japan Tour in May, 2016.Actually, in the past week, it has hovered around an 18% higher value than in May of last year.
2) Tour highlights will include such fantastic places and memories as:
• the Great Buddha (Dai Buttsu) of Nara On our Nara day
• Japan's oldest shrine (Ise no Kami Jingu) In Tenri
• a walk on Japan's oldest mountain road (Yama no Bei no Michi) In Tenri
• Hot Springs in Ibaraki Prefecture In Hitachi-City
• a visit to a master Shakuhachi maker in Hitachi-Shi Chinone Sadao Sensei
• Philosopher's walk in Kyoto Eastern Mountains
• the beautiful gardens at Ginkakuji Temple and at Heian Shrine a visit to to Meian-ji Eastern Mountains of Kyoto
• the oldest surviving Shakuhachi Temple in Japan Meian-ji, or Myoan-ji, which is found in the Tofukuji Temple Complex, as well as a beautiful Moss Garden, and rock & Sand Garden
• a visit to the famous walking malls of Asakusa In Tokyo
• an evening of the Grand Kabuki KABUKI-ZA
• Four days of the trip will be spent visiting Japan’s northernmost province Hokkaido. There some of the attractions will include: the Ainu Museum in Otaru, Hokkaido and the famous view of Hakodate, Hokkaido by night. Of course, in Hokaido, we will enjoy SAPPORO Beer, wonderful seafood and Japan's most famous Ramen!
These are some of the wonderful experiences in store for you!
Next week we will cover the rest of the "Ten Reasons". Also, daily Shakuhachi Lessons are possible, if desired, as well as performing possibilities, depending upon how many Shakuhachi players are on board. Remember, my trips are often for people who have wanted to see (or return to) Japan, for a long time. You do not have to be a Shakuhachi player
Please feel free to contact me with any questions at all concerning the trip. And if you would really like to go, but for some reason the dates make this May
impossible for you, please let me know because there is something else possible this year that I would like to talk to you about!
Looking forward to hearing from all of you!
Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin <nyogetsu@gmail.com>
website <www.nyogetsu.com>
Remaing reasons to go with Nyogetsu to Japan
The final Reasons to go to Japan with Nyogetsu (May 26-June 11, 2017)
I am getting more and more people who are interested in going to Japan this year, but for various reasons need to go later. If this is true for you please let me know at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> Sorry again if you are getting this more than once.
The remaining reasons this week are mostly about a financial breakdown for the trip, as well as who the group leaders are:
3) The price is $3,900 all-inclusive except for transportation. It is 100% refundable until April 1, 2017. This deposit is necessary because we must reserve hotel rooms. If you send a 50% deposit by January 15, 2017 you will receive a $200 discount. If you would like to receive a complete financial breakdown of the trip, please send a request to <nyogetsu@gmail.com>) This price is the lowest on the market. It is consistently 1/3 to 1/2 of the other Japan trips offered - for example that JTB (Japan Travel Bureau) Trip.
4) Included in the price of the tour: all breakfasts, lunches and dinners (with the exception of alcoholic drinks), all lodging, admission to temples, shrines, museums, gardens, and concerts (with the exception of tickets to Kabuki Theater, and Shakuhachi lessons from Nyogetsu or Kurahashi Yodo II, which are optional).
5) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin, Tour Leader: he has being leading annual tours to Japan for the last 36 years. He was the ace tour leader for Asia Society and Japan Society of New York. He tour managed, in the USA, such diverse artistic groups as: The National Theater of Japan (Kabuki), Nihon Ongaku Shudan (Ensemble Nipponia), Samulnori, Aak Korean Court Music, Katakahli of Kerala, Kaze No Ko, and Okinawa Kabudan. Nyogetsu has won numerous awards including being nominated for both an Oscar and a Grammy.
6) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin Shakuhachi Player/Teacher: he is the only player in the Western Hemisphere to have performed for every International Shakuhachi Festival starting with the first one in Bissei-Cho, Okayama, Japan in 1994. In addition, he is the founder of KiSuiAn Shakuhachi Dojo - the world's largest and most active Shakuhachi Dojo outside of Japan. Nyogetsu has received a number of grants and has been both Oscar and Grammy nominated. He holds two Grand Master Licences (Dai Shihan Menjo). The first is from his teacher Kurahashi Yodo I, and the second was given to him by Aoki Reibo - the present Living Nation Treasure (Ningen Kokuho) of Shakuhachi at the 9th Level (Kyudan).
7) About Marco Burmester (Co-Tour Leader): Marco has co-led the annual Japan tours with Nyogetsu for the past five years. Although German is his first language, he is completely fluent in English and Spanish as well!
8) On the tour Shakuhachi students have the option of receiving lessons from Nyogetsu as often as the student would like for an additional fee. If you normally study with another Shakuhachi teacher, you would need to obtain their permission first. Lessons by Kurahashi Yodo in Kyoto may also be taken for an additional fee.
9) Please go to <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> to see the Daily Itinerary of the Tour. Tour members suggestions for the trip are welcomed.
10) Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin and Marco Burmester will endeavor their best to make this tour a most memorable experience for you! We want to give you a true adventure where you will have the time of your life!
Contact Nyogetsu at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> or 917-207-6724 if you have any questions, and send your deposit to:
Ronnie Seldin
76 Hickory Lane
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
I am getting more and more people who are interested in going to Japan this year, but for various reasons need to go later. If this is true for you please let me know at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> Sorry again if you are getting this more than once.
The remaining reasons this week are mostly about a financial breakdown for the trip, as well as who the group leaders are:
3) The price is $3,900 all-inclusive except for transportation. It is 100% refundable until April 1, 2017. This deposit is necessary because we must reserve hotel rooms. If you send a 50% deposit by January 15, 2017 you will receive a $200 discount. If you would like to receive a complete financial breakdown of the trip, please send a request to <nyogetsu@gmail.com>) This price is the lowest on the market. It is consistently 1/3 to 1/2 of the other Japan trips offered - for example that JTB (Japan Travel Bureau) Trip.
4) Included in the price of the tour: all breakfasts, lunches and dinners (with the exception of alcoholic drinks), all lodging, admission to temples, shrines, museums, gardens, and concerts (with the exception of tickets to Kabuki Theater, and Shakuhachi lessons from Nyogetsu or Kurahashi Yodo II, which are optional).
5) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin, Tour Leader: he has being leading annual tours to Japan for the last 36 years. He was the ace tour leader for Asia Society and Japan Society of New York. He tour managed, in the USA, such diverse artistic groups as: The National Theater of Japan (Kabuki), Nihon Ongaku Shudan (Ensemble Nipponia), Samulnori, Aak Korean Court Music, Katakahli of Kerala, Kaze No Ko, and Okinawa Kabudan. Nyogetsu has won numerous awards including being nominated for both an Oscar and a Grammy.
6) About Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin Shakuhachi Player/Teacher: he is the only player in the Western Hemisphere to have performed for every International Shakuhachi Festival starting with the first one in Bissei-Cho, Okayama, Japan in 1994. In addition, he is the founder of KiSuiAn Shakuhachi Dojo - the world's largest and most active Shakuhachi Dojo outside of Japan. Nyogetsu has received a number of grants and has been both Oscar and Grammy nominated. He holds two Grand Master Licences (Dai Shihan Menjo). The first is from his teacher Kurahashi Yodo I, and the second was given to him by Aoki Reibo - the present Living Nation Treasure (Ningen Kokuho) of Shakuhachi at the 9th Level (Kyudan).
7) About Marco Burmester (Co-Tour Leader): Marco has co-led the annual Japan tours with Nyogetsu for the past five years. Although German is his first language, he is completely fluent in English and Spanish as well!
8) On the tour Shakuhachi students have the option of receiving lessons from Nyogetsu as often as the student would like for an additional fee. If you normally study with another Shakuhachi teacher, you would need to obtain their permission first. Lessons by Kurahashi Yodo in Kyoto may also be taken for an additional fee.
9) Please go to <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> to see the Daily Itinerary of the Tour. Tour members suggestions for the trip are welcomed.
10) Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin and Marco Burmester will endeavor their best to make this tour a most memorable experience for you! We want to give you a true adventure where you will have the time of your life!
Contact Nyogetsu at <nyogetsu@gmail.com> or 917-207-6724 if you have any questions, and send your deposit to:
Ronnie Seldin
76 Hickory Lane
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
Whoa, stop the clock!!
Whoa, stop the Clock !
There are still at least two spots left on my annual Japan Trip. I have been taking people from all over the world to Japan since 1980. It has been the most economical trip on the market for the past three decades. This is a 17-day trip (May 26-June 11, 2017) that will take us to Shakuhachi teachers and makers, the beautiful island of Hokkaido (where we will see artifacts of the Ainu Culture, and partake of the wonderful Ramen, Beer and Seafood!), the Grand Kabuki and the famous walking malls of Asakusa in Tokyo, and breath-taking sights and experiences of Nara (Dai Buttsu, Nara Museum, Sacred Deer), and Kyoto (the Temple of the Silver Pavilion, Philosopher's Walk, Gion Corner, Meian-ji Temple in Tofukuji Complex, Heian Shrine and Gardens, and much, much more! Please visit my website for the Daily Itinerary <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> and to find out more about me.
Contact me if you would like a financial breakdown of the Tour.
You know you want to go to Japan - who doesn't!
We will be closing reservations at the end of January !
Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin
<nyogetsu@gmail.com>
917-207-6724
There are still at least two spots left on my annual Japan Trip. I have been taking people from all over the world to Japan since 1980. It has been the most economical trip on the market for the past three decades. This is a 17-day trip (May 26-June 11, 2017) that will take us to Shakuhachi teachers and makers, the beautiful island of Hokkaido (where we will see artifacts of the Ainu Culture, and partake of the wonderful Ramen, Beer and Seafood!), the Grand Kabuki and the famous walking malls of Asakusa in Tokyo, and breath-taking sights and experiences of Nara (Dai Buttsu, Nara Museum, Sacred Deer), and Kyoto (the Temple of the Silver Pavilion, Philosopher's Walk, Gion Corner, Meian-ji Temple in Tofukuji Complex, Heian Shrine and Gardens, and much, much more! Please visit my website for the Daily Itinerary <http://www.nyogetsu.com/tt17.php> and to find out more about me.
Contact me if you would like a financial breakdown of the Tour.
You know you want to go to Japan - who doesn't!
We will be closing reservations at the end of January !
Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin
<nyogetsu@gmail.com>
917-207-6724
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