Thursday, May 19, 2011

Astha Tuladhar Sang Japanese Children's Rhymes in Nepali


Asahi Newspaper of Japan featured me when I self-published a small booklet with 7 Japanese Children's Rhymes. I wanted the children to realize that they live in a bigger world full of diversity yet unity, peace and love.

Astha featured in Tenri Jihou Newpaper of Tenri City,Japan

While studying at Tenrikyo Language Institute in Tenri City of Nara Prefecture, I was featured in this newspaper called Tenri Jihou.
2000. 9.1

Astha Tuladhar - Reading Children's Story Books to Kids at Nagoya International Center


Children love to be read fairy tales! Those are moments that one remembers even after they get older. I read my story books including some of my favorite ones to a bunch of kids once a week at the Nagoya International Center, in Nagoya, Japan.

Fair Trade Shop - Fuu'z organised a Fashion Show

Astha Tuladhar participated in a fashion show organized by Fair Trade Shop located inside Will Aichi Women's Center. Fair trade helps women in her native country Nepal. She was more than happy to volunteer as a model to walk the ramp to show off the garments produced in her homeland, Nepal.
2002. April. 25

Knotting Nepal and Japan through her Children's Story book- Astha Tuladhar


Asahi Evening Newspaper published a story about Astha Tuladhar and her story book for children called- " A Caterpillar's Dream."
June 22.2005

Astha Tuladhar Guest Speaker for Natural Harmony, Nagoya, Japan

Natural Harmony organized a program at Will Aichi Women's Center in Nagoya, Japan. I was invited as a guest speaker to talk about Nepalese Lifestyle and Culture based on my illustrations.

Astha with her Dad, Artha Ratna Tuladhar- At Gallery Nine

I was back in my birthplace, Kathmandu,Nepal after almost a decade and was amazed to see the art scene flourish. I visited Gallery Nine then located at Lazimpat with my father. The ongoing exhibition was about the national animal of Nepal, which is the Holy Cow!
There were journalists there and we ended up in the newspaper the next morning as visitors at the gallery!