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Tanabata Festival Opening Ceremony and Stage Schedule, Aug 13-15

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Tanabata Festival Opening Ceremony and Stage Schedule, Aug 13-15

Minyo Station in 2009 Tanabata Festival (Cultural News Photo)
Tanabata Stage Minyo Station
 
At the open space in front of MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) in Little Tokyo and the plaza of the Japanese American National Museum, 100 North Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012.
 
Open to public. Free admission.
 
Friday - August 13
 
4:50 pm Taiko drumming
5:00  Opening: Emcees by Tamlyn Tomita and Yuko Kaifu
Minyo Station/Flash Mob Dance (move Sake Barrel Breaking)
 
The 2009 Nisei Week Court and the Tanabata Judges

Guest speakers
Consul General of Japan for Los Angeles - The Honorable Junichi Ihara
California Assembly Speaker - The Honorable John Perez
Councilwoman of the 9th District - The Honorable Jan Perry
Hayato Tamura - President of Nisei Week Foundation
Kenji Fukuoka - President of Kanka Kenjinkai Kyogikai
Brian Kito - President of the Little Tokyo Public Safety Association

5:35  Tanabata Contest
5:45  Breaking of the Sake Barrel
5:50  Unveiling the largest Tanabata kazari ever in the U.S.
         Entertainment
 
Saturday - August 14
12:00 pm  Taiko
12:30 Two Guys from Gardena (Harmonica/guitar singing and playing Japanese songs)        
1:15  Ryukyu Koten Afuso-ryu Ongaku Kenkyuu Choichi Kai
1:45 Matsubayashi-ryu Karate of Little Tokyo
2:30 Miyuki - Getta Dance
3:00 Michael Paulo, June Kurumoto and Kimo (MAIN HEADLINER)
4:00 Ajuku Girls (from Tokyo Drifting)
5:00 Pat Seki
5:45 Gina Hirazumi (actress/singer)
6:00 Taiko group
6:30 Naoki Atokins shamisen
7:00 Hollywood Entertainment  - Akira
7:45 Naoki Atokins shamise
 
Sunday - August 15
11:15 am Taiko group
12:00 pm Mel's singing group
12:45 Casey - Anime
1:30 Fujima Seiyumi Kai - Dance
2:15 Awa Odori - Dance
3:00 Illusions by Allen - Magician
3:45 Miyuki - Getta dance
4:00 Akira - Hollywood Entertainment
After parade - Taiko & Minyo Station at perform

The schedule is subject to change.

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Culture center in Little Tokyo to showcase Japanese tradition, Aug 14-15

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Culture Center in Little Tokyo to showcase Japanese tradition, Week 1, Aug 14-15

Ikebana Flower Arrangement (Cultural News Photo)
Ikebana Flower Arrangement (Cultural News Photo)
 
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
244 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 628-2725  info@jaccc.org   www.jaccc.org
 
Nisei Week Cultural Exhibits: Week 1
Saturday, Aug 14 & Sunday, Aug 15: 10 am - 5 pm
 
1st Floor
Ikebana Flower Arrangement: Kado Kyoju-kai: George J. Doizaki Gallery
 
Basement - Garden Room Floor
Ceramic: California Japanese Ceramic Guild: Garden Room A
Tapestry of Nagoya-Los Angeles Sister Cities: Richard Yataka Fukuhara: Garden Room B
 
2nd Floor
Kimekomi Doll: Hirofumi-kai: Room 200
Sumie Brush Painting: Kawai Sumie: Conference Room B&C
Painting: Mitsuko Namiki & Anita Klebanoff: Conference Room A
 
4th Floor
Samurai Armor & Swords: Samurai Store: Room 409
 
5th Floor
Tea Ceremony: Omote Senke School of Tea: Cultural Room 
Ceramic Exhibition (Cultural News Photo)
Nisei Week JACCC Ceramic

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