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Japan Festival Volunteer Needed
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cosplay Contest It is free to enter the contest and we will have cash prizes for 1st and 2nd place winner in every category. Categories: Kodomomuke (kids under 12) Action/adventure Fantasy/Magic Historical Slice of life Isekai Romance General Rules: 1. Children 12 and under must be attended by an adult. 2. The Japan Festival is a family-friendly environment. All costumes must be tasteful. The minimum coverage that will be allowed in the contest is a bikini. This means body paint, latex, pasties, etc. alone are not considered adequate body coverage. The judgment of what is acceptable is the sole discretion of the Staff. 3. All contestants must be able to enter and exit the contest area safely. If you need help, you may have one handler with you. 4. Do not leave anything in the contest area. For safety reasons, things like confetti, fireworks, glitter, flash paper, rose petals, water, and other small messy objects are strictly forbidden. Food or animals (except for service animals) are not allowed in the contest. Throwing any objects into the audience is forbidden. 5. Any costumes that maybe considered racist, discriminatory, offensive, or otherwise objectionable are not allowed. The Japan Festival is a family-friendly con. It reserves the right to disqualify and remove anyone violating these guidelines. 6. Weapons: Non-firing toy or prop weapons will be allowed at the discretion of the Costume Contest Director. All prop weapons must be demonstrated to be non-functioning to the Costume Contest Director prior to the costume contest. You may not throw or whip props around. “Live” or functioning weapons are not allowed in the costume contest. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS RULE WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE DISQUALIFICATION AND/OR EVICTION FROM THE EVENT. 7. You may not run/jump in the contest area or perform any other acrobatics. One foot must remain on the ground at all times. Any contestant or group that does not obey this rule will be immediately disqualified and any resulting injuries will be their responsibility. 8. All costumes, props, and enactments of characters must abide by event regulations and guidelines. 9. Have fun! This is meant to be an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. |
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Welcome to the Japan/America Society of Kentucky
Established in 1987, the Japan/America Society of Kentucky (JASK) is a nonprofit, nonpolitical membership organization dedicated to promoting a better understanding of the business, cultural and social practices and customs of Japan and Kentucky. Headquartered in Kentucky's Capitol, Frankfort, JASK provides member events and services throughout the state.
JASK is overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors who represent leading businesses throughout the commonwealth. JASK members have the opportunity to communicate and cooperate with each other, fostering greater mutual reliance and creating an improved regional business climate for companies of both nations.
JASK is a member of the National Association of Japan/America Societies (NAJAS). This allows our Corporate Members access to each of the 38 Japan/America Societies, including a job/resume database and a directory of links to Japan resources.
ケンタッキー日米協会 (JASK)は、日本とケンタッキー州のビジネス・文化・社会・習慣に関する相互理解を深めるため、1987年に設立された非営利・非政府機関です。JASKは本部をフランクフォート市に置き、ケンタッキー州全域にわたって様々な活動をしています。
JASK理事会は、ケンタッキー州内の様々な企業代表者によって構成され、JASK会員は、日米ビジネスの繁栄と相互理解、信頼を育くむため、数々のイベント・プログラムを通じて交流し、互いに協力しあっています。
JASKは、全米日米協会連盟（NAJAS）の会員として登録されており、38件の日米協会のネットワーク、各種データベースを活用することで、様々な日米関係に関する情報の入手が可能となっています。