Ties with the Community and the Appeal of Japanese DanceQ: How do you think your ties with the Japanese American community have influenced your dance and activities?A: Since I was little.

Hatsumiyamairi (first shrine visit for newborns).com/@ShintoInariThe shrine offers various prayers such as: Yakuyoke (warding off misfortune).

Recognized as a nonprofit organization by the U.it is a global shrine based in Los Angeles that shares a sustainable Shinto lifestyle in both Japanese and English.and a naorai package)Blessings will be conducted for one family at a time.

which is free and open to the public.Remote participation via video chat is available for family members who are far away.

and communicate our desires to the Kami-sama.

Lets pass on Japans traditional culture and customs to the next generation!Additionally.he shared fond memories of people he met through the school and the culture he experienced.

they kept us together for a whilethey kept us together for a while.

featuring skylights and the warmth of woodThe Pioneer Spirit Award committee is proud to recognize Miya Iwataki.