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later commented that Satoru Tsuneishi.
Through ups and downs — including the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic — the group endured.If Yamatogaku can flourish here.
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.$5 for seniors 65+ or disabled persons with placard.
Basket raffle prizes (attendance required) include Dodgers tickets.and more; prizes awarded to all child participants while supplies last.
and Hawaii-style Okinawa Bon Odori.Parking (cash only) is $7 per car.