and Greater Los Angeles Japanese American Citizens League.

have organized a slate of events for 2024 that will commemorate her life and career.com or visit Team Kotomotos Facebook page.

I am looking forward to seeing all of you who learned koto over the years.This not only includes former students of Kazue Kudo.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.Steve Nagano and Patty Nagano.

at the screening of The Crimson Kimono at the Academy Museum on July 21.which was part of the museums Summer in the City: Los Angeles Block by Block series.

was that it examined race relations and depicted a romance between an Asian man and a white woman.Ishizuka gave a brief history of Little Tokyo.