Nominating a historic number of women.

At Southern California Nagano Kenjinkai.He continues to serve as a leader in several nonprofit organizations catering primarily to the Japanese American community.

actively engaging in their activities.Bourland published a book titled Ikebana: Harmony Through Flowers.she was named a Lifetime Member by Ikebana Internationals headquarters in Tokyo in recognition of her contributions.

Bourland became a founding member of the North American Ohara Teachers Association.attracted thousands of visitors and garnered attention for being an exhibition by a solo female artist.

Gold and Silver Rays for contributing to promoting economic relations between Japan and the U.

To establish and deepen connections between JCCSC and other organizations.President Izumi Minamitani expressed gratitude for the continued support of the organization.

Ginny Nishigaya served as emcee and welcomed chapter members and guests.with crisp movements and humor.

She demonstrated arrangements that might have been in the home of a samurai or set for a tea ceremony.Suzuki graduated from Western North Carolina University with a Master of Arts in Teaching in May 2011 and a Master of Fine Arts in 2014.