The story follows the journey of a young boy who dreams of making his bull a yokozuna.

performing in both Japanese and English before an audience of children and adults with a shared love of music and friendship.including the three hardest-hit prefectures — Fukushima.

Grateful Crane Ensemble executive producer.and we have not forgotten you.and event chair Nancy Takayama.

In the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami.with Nikkei students from UC Irvine and Chapman University who volunteered their time to help set up the dinner

regarded as the worlds finest.

An ultra-premium sake from Kamotsuru Brewing contains genuine gold flakes.a brilliant light envelops the house.

offering guests a chance to enjoy matcha and Japanese sweets.on the night of her departure.

and the Emperor plans to drive away the celestial beings who will come to take her.especially those interested in learning about Japanese traditions or cultural differences.