the books inviting colors and gentle rhythm are worthy of a place alongside classics like Goodnight Moon and Big Red Barn.

Prefecture in Japan of ancestral origins: Shizuoka and MiyazakiSusan Miyagi McCormac is the founder and editor-in-chief of JapanCulture-NYC.business interests in Japan and strengthen the bilateral economic relationship.

a masters degree from Harvard Graduate School of Education.Her scholarly research focuses on cultural memory practices in Japanese American and Japanese Canadian communities.Her career in baseball merged with her community involvement when the Japanese Consulate tapped her to moderate a panel discussion celebrating the 150th anniversary of baseballs introduction to Japan.

contributing to the development of various iPhone components.She holds a master of arts in international relations from Tokyos Waseda University and graduated from Northwestern University with a bachelor of science in journalism.

where he learned to speak Japanese and developed a deep respect and love for the culture.

Yoshimura is deeply engaged with Japanese culture and heritage.world-acclaimed kabuki actor Tamasaburo Bando has sublimated the traditional Japanese performing arts of noh and kabuki into a new dimension of art by fusing them with Kodos soul-stirring taiko.

but it turns out that she is the ghost of a girl who burned a man to death out of resentment for an unfulfilled love.A special video that can only be seen in this production will be included.

The screening will include a live taiko performance by TaikoProject and a mini-lecture on kabuki by Satoko Shimazaki of UCLA.Admission is free but registration is preferred.