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Nisei Week Foundation / Sushi and Sake
Magazine presents
The SAKE
Tasting
@Kyoto Grand Hotel
Aug 6, Friday,
2010
5pm-8pm Lecture / 6pm and 7pm
Fee: $50 per person, $90 per couple, $60 at the door
Kyoto Grand Hotel
& Garden
213-680-0011 or
AllJapanNews@gmail.com
more info click
here
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 Sushi
special 2010-05
Enjoy fresh ingredients and craftsmanship
- In this special report, I will introduce restaurants in South
Bay area that I recommend trying at least once - |
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SPECIAL REPORT |
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 30th
Anniversary Gala Celebration
2010-05
-Japanese American Cultural & Community Center-
Japanese American Cultural & Community Center’s 30th
Anniversary Gala was held at Little Tokyo’s Aratani
/ Japan America Theatre on Tuesday March 30.
Approximately 800 participants, mostly from the
Japanese American community, attended the lavish
30th anniversary celebration.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary, four artists were
invited to perform from the U.S. and Japan. From the
U.S., Hawaiian Nisei and taiko performer Kenny Endo
and five-time Grammy Awards winner and Hawaiian
musician Daniel Ho were invited, while world-renown
jazz pianist Keiko Matsui and popular African
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Calendar
2010-05
Mrs.
Gordon’s lecture, the film screening of “Sirota Family & the
20th Century”
The
only woman to play a role in the writing of the Japanese
Constitution, Beate Sirota Gordon, will speak about her
memories in advocating for equal rights for Japanese women,
on Sunday, May 16 at the Japanese American National Museum’s
Tateuchi Democracy Forum in her first speaking engagement in
Southern California.
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Here
& There
2010-05
 May is for Moms, Movies
and More
Don't miss THE MIKADO
PROJECT, a comedy about an Asian
American theater troupe, The Angry Buddha
Theater Ensemble. Tamlyn Tomita stars in the hit
South Korean comedy THE
ACTRESSES, an inside look at the
dramatics of six of the most famous actresses in
Korean film. LAST TRAIN
HOME is Lixin Fan's doc on the
unbearable conditions of migrant Chinese factory
workers who, to provide for their children,
leave them to work in the city.
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