Japanese Club · D. S. Senanayake College

MUSUBI 2026

Students from schools across Sri Lanka are invited to take part in Japanese language, art, performance, and culture.

A red sun among spare plum branches in an Edo-period lacquer painting.
01 Shibata Zeshin, Sun and Plum Branches · The Met · Public Domain

The idea / 結び

Why we call it MUSUBI

The Japanese word むすび can express connection and the act of bringing people together. That is the idea behind MUSUBI 2026: schools meeting through Japanese language, culture, and creativity.

Inter school Competitions

These competitions cover language, performance, knowledge, costume, paper craft, and visual art.

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The club / 日本語クラブ

Learning Japanese and sharing its culture.

The Japanese Club of D. S. Senanayake College creates opportunities for students to explore Japanese language, arts, and traditions through cultural and educational activities. Through MUSUBI, the club invites school communities across Sri Lanka to connect, create, and celebrate their shared interest in Japan.

Vision

To build a bridge of friendship and understanding between Sri Lanka and Japan by nurturing students who embody discipline, respect, and cultural harmony, while fostering a lifelong appreciation for Japanese language and culture.

Mission

To promote understanding and appreciation of Japanese language, art, and traditions among students while developing leadership, teamwork, and communication skills through cultural and educational activities that strengthen international friendship and nurture globally minded individuals who value harmony, respect, and learning.