We live in a multicultural world where Asians make up about half of the global population.

O-sho has already traveled to Los Angeles four times this year to train local disciples.What Japan is in danger of losing.

it will in turn inspire Japan.Yamato O-sho (left) and Kyosho.everyone working with total dedication.

Hisamitsu participated in a Bando School charity dance performance in Los Angeles.who has helped expand the younger generation of disciples in recent years.

Grand Master Yamato O-sho on Challenge and InheritanceBy TOMOKO NAGAIRafu Staff WriterThis year marks the 25th anniversary of Yamatogaku.

people hold on to the spirit of ‘not forgetting the Japanese heart — the DNA of Japan.this is one of the few annual events in Southern California that spotlights the diverse culture of the Ryūkyū Islands.

Non-OAA members are also welcome and encouraged to apply for membership.The picnic has since become a multigenerational event centered around community and connecting with Okinawan culture.

There will be raffle drawings throughout the day with great prizes (attendance not required to win).Bring the whole family for an afternoon of community.