is it reflects on (our) whole organization.

Since visiting at UCLAs invitation in the early 1980s.The person who brought all these groups together was ohayashi master Katada Kisaku.

Nearly 30 years had passed since the war.a hogaku (koten Japanese music and dance) show drew a crowd.I will discuss Yamato-gaku itself and the Nov.

1958 at Koyasan in Little Tokyo.is realized against this historical background.

with dance and nagauta performances being held frequently.

Old pamphlets and show programs from the time when koten music and dance were popular.Their swift and selfless actions prevented the temple from burning to the ground.

For more information or to reserve a table.the danger nearly became even more catastrophic when embers ignited beneath the Hondo.

Proceeds will support the temples extensive remediation costs following the devastating Eaton Fire.The temple is located at 1993 Glen Ave.