but I knew I wanted to continue studying Japanese dance and eventually teach it.

‘This is good enough for America.While the 2008 performance featured many leading musicians from Japan.

The biggest difference now is that we have many licensed natori (certified performers) in the U.The art breathes through both sound and body.‘Los Angeles has outstanding quality.

she sees a strong will to preserve culture within Los Angeles Japanese American community.I want people in Japan to say.

Rain as a Blessing from FatherAt the end of the interview.

Weve minimized the number of performers coming from Japan to prove that the same level of artistry can be achieved here in America.according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiners Office and the Los Angeles Fire Department.

It was unclear how Nishikawa ended up on the tracks and an autopsy was scheduledThree separate tea ceremony demonstrations were held.

warm lights from the festival booths bathed the crowd in a comforting glow.emphasizing the martial arts unique ability to hone both ones mind and body.