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the day was a reminder of both the things that change with time and the things that remain steadfast.Kuniharu Yoshida and Megumi Smith gave a live calligraphy-taiko performance.

when founder Gisuke Sakamoto began teaching four students in his own home.JIS Today and the Road AheadDue to the areas development and real estate hike.Were really happy that this all came to happen.

featuring skylights and the warmth of wood.We want to create a place that brings joy to children and becomes a gathering space across generations.

JIS traces its origins back to November 1925.

JIS has remained a central part of the Japanese American community.They can participate in story time with author and professional drift racing driver Nadine Sachiko Hsu as she reads from her new book.

Wrap up the festival with a performance by a local taiko group that connects and empowers people of all backgrounds by advancing the practice of Japanese drumming with intention and sincerity.The festival also includes exclusive activities related to JANMs new exhibition.

Learn about Japans Obon festivals.They will also get a chance to make and decorate their own paper sun hats.