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SOSN volunteers and SOSN supporters attended the festival.blending humor with a rousing drumbeat.

The dance with accompaniment by Ryujin Taiko proved to be a fitting end since many of the residents joined in.Nakayama thanked the performers.SOSN will continue with hope that others who would like to help would join us in bringing a bit of joy and happiness to our Japanese and Japanese American seniors.

The residents responded by clapping and smiling.The Japanese seniors are familiar with the enka style of singing.

laughing and joy shown on the faces of all of the residents at the Atherton Baptist Homes made all of the effort by SOSN a gratifying and a very worthwhile endeavor.

SOSN was able to present a touch of the Japanese culture to the Atherton Homes residents for the second time in the past recent years.who founded a newspaper (Kashu Mainichi).

UPDATE: This event has been postponed.and fought for the Nikkei community before the civil rights movement we know today.

allowing all immigrants the right to own land in California.he won two major Supreme Court cases.