and community trauma that has continued to impact generations of Japanese Americans 80 years later.

the group will host a reunion and workshop for koto players as well as other events throughout the year.and play those many pieces we learned years ago.

The George and Sakaye Aratani CARE Award and UCLAs Asian American Studies Center.We hope to reunite the hundreds of koto players in Southern California.Friends and family of NEA Heritage Award recipient June Kuramoto.

who will preside over the event.Kazue Kudo koto recital at Koyasan in Little Tokyo c.

and with support of the Japanese American National Museum and Visual Communications.

a reunion of kotoists and a koto workshop for interested new players will take place at Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temples Kaikan.Isaac Flores and Ben Richards.

the 2024 MASCA student ambassadors.MASCA is a nonprofit community organization and donations are welcome.

For information about the event or tickets please contact Emma DelgadoDonations will be accepted to support the educational programs of the Veterans Memorial Court Alliance and the Stamp Our Story Committee.