New Year's Day Japanese TV Guide: UTB

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Cultural News Email Daily                       New Year's Day Japanese TV Guide: UTB January 01, 2010   ROOKIES The Movie: Graduation Genre：Movie On Air Schedule：January 1   10:00pm -12:40am CAST：Ryuta Sato, Hayato Ichihara, Keisuke Koide etc A fired-up high-school teacher who teaches his baseball team the importance of having a dream, and the students he leads, burning with this dream of a national championship.    A group of modern young people of the baseball club at Futakotamagawa High School: they heve no hope for the future, and no idea of what they want to do.    'The world is full of hope', a new teacher, Kawato shouts at them. 'Don't make fun of people who have dreams'.  Overcoming problems with the new players, and an injury to their captain, with Kawato, they move into the semifinal tournament that leads to their final chance at a national championship.    Will the dreams of the Futakotamagawa baseball team come true? Meanwhile, graduation day draws near...   Harumi Kurihara Cooking & Talk Show On Air Schedule：January 1   10:00am-10:30am & 7:30pm-8:00pm   Celebrity homemaker and television personality Harumi Kurihara held a cooking and talk show on September 19 at the Marriot Hotel in Torrance.   Although she has done many cooking shows in Japan, this was her first time in the U.S. Over 550 fans welcomed Kurihara, whose cooking lesson was on cooking with leftover ingredients. Kurihara's recipes included picked cucumbers, ginger rice, carrot and tuna salad and celery and onion chicken meatballs.   After the cooking show, Kurihara spoke about and gave advice on family and health.  Harumi Kurihara is one of the best-known cookery writers in Japan.   Her recipes, based on Japanese home cooking, are full of her original ideas and are loved by many people of all generations.   During her 20-year career as a cookery writer, she has published 108 books with a total number of copies printed exceeding 20 million and has introduced more than 4,000 original recipes.    Happy Darts (Presented in American Film Market) Genre：Movie On Air Schedule：January 1   10:30am -12:10pm     Machiko! Begins (Presented in American Film Market) Genre：Movie On Air Schedule：January 2   10:00pm -11:30pm Read more articles at www.culturalnews.com Contact Information Shige Higashi, Publisher and Editor higashi@culturalnews.com phone: 213-819-4100 Fax:    213-388-8428 P.O. Box 48678, Los Angeles, CA 90048, USA

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Reminder: "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo, Jan 1

Cultural News Email Daily   Cultural News Email Daily is edited by Shige Higashi, Japanese culture coordinator in Los Angeles, to spread information about affordable programs and events in Southern California for appreciating Japanese tradition. Your support to Cultural News would be appreciated. www.culturalnews.com/donation Communities do not exist without the efforts to build our communities. As our contribution to the local community, Cultural News now provides obituaries in the Japanese American community of Southern California. www.culturalnews.com/obituary is updated daily. New Year Celebration: "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo, Jan 1 "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo (Photo by Nobuyuki Okada) The Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Southern California and the Japanese Chamber of Commerce Foundation present the 13th Annual 2011 Oshogatsu in Little Tokyo event on January 1, 2011.  "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo (Photo by Nobuyuki Okada) This is a day-long celebration of the New Year and will be held at Weller Court and the Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo, Downtown Los Angeles. The festivities begin with the Opening Ceremony at 11:00 a.m. at Weller Court. New Year's greetings will be made by community leaders and the 2010 Nisei Week Queen and her Court.  Various performances follow including Taiko drumming, flower arrangement, classical Japanese dance, Japanese calligraphy demonstration, kimono show and martial arts, to name a few.  Performances will be held in two locations:  Weller Court from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Japanese Village Plaza from 12 noon - 4:00 p.m.   "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo (Photo by Nobuyuki Okada) In addition, enjoy the Japanese New Year tradition of mochitsuki, which is the pounding of sweet rice into paste and molded into shape.  Mochi is a traditional food enjoyed on New Year's Day in Japan.  In addition, yakisoba (Japanese noodles), chilli rice and other food booths will be available.  Children can enjoy making kites and origami (the art of paper folding) at the arts and crafts stations.  Several of the shops and restaurants will be open in Little Tokyo. A new addition to the festivities is the first ever 'Happy New Year in Little Tokyo Lucky Sake Tasting' event which will be held at the Kyoto Grand Hotel & Gardens from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.  Special advanced sales tickets are:  $20 per person, and $35 per couple.  At the door, the cost is $40 per person.  For more information:  Email:  AllJapanNews@gmail.com or call (213) 680-0011. "Oshogatsu" in Little Tokyo (Photo by Nobuyuki Okada) Oshogatsu in Little Tokyo is sponsored by many community companies, organizations and volunteers, and we thank them for their support to make this happen. This has been an annual family event for the past 12 years so bring your family and friends and celebrate the New Year in Little Tokyo on January 1st! For more information please go to: http://jccsc.com or call (213) 626-3067.

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TH Daily - January 01 - Bill O'Reilly, Hugh Hewitt, Katie Gage, Kyle Olson, Janice Shaw Crouse and More

The Obama Surprise of 2011 Most Americans don't know it yet, but the U.S. government has a big surprise in store for 2011. That's the report from a multi-millionaire U.S. businessman, who says it is critical to act now to not get caught in this trap. You'll find the full explanation here...
The Truth About Grit Bill O'Reilly: Forty years later, there is a remake of "True Grit," starring Jeff Bridges as Cogburn. Bridges is a serious actor and plays the part well. But he can't touch John Wayne. ... more The Key New Year's Resolution: Stop the EPA Hugh Hewitt: Rolling back Obamacare will be at the top of many to-do lists for 2011, but a far more significant power grab is underway at the United States Environmental Protection Agency. ... more Obama Administration Closes Year Paying Off Big Labor Katie Gage: With the White House doling out appointments, regulatory favors and other paybacks, Big Labor must be counting its blessings to have an administration in place willing to ignore the will of citizens and job creators. ... more Charge NYC Union Leaders With Negligent Homicide Kyle Olson: Well, it turns out that the slow snow removal process in New York City was the act of childish adults protesting budget cuts. ... more Are Your Children Accessing Porn in Your Home? Janice Shaw Crouse: The average age of first exposure to Internet pornography is eleven years old; often because of stumbling onto sites while doing homework. ... more EPA's Texas Power Grab Paul Driessen: Why is the US Environmental Protection Agency sending federal agents to Texas – to arrest the state's economy for the "crime" of emitting carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4)? ... more The Obama Surprise of 2011 Most Americans don't know it yet, but the U.S. government has a big surprise in store for 2011. That's the report from a multi-millionaire U.S. businessman, who says it is critical to act now to not get caught in this trap. You'll find the full explanation here...		US charges filed in Sen. Levin pie-in-face case Obama barbecues with old friends on North Shore US, Venezuela evict ambassadors in diplomatic spat Chrysler, Ford recall thousands of trucks and SUVs Chrysler recalling trucks and SUVs Ending the Year with a Rueful Laugh Carol Platt Liebau Townhall Magazine: Top 20 Stories of 2010 Chris Field Top Ten of 2010! Townhall.com Staff Is Liberal Media Promoting Mike Huckabee for GOP in 2012? Conservative Tucker Carlson Thinks Michael Vick Should Be Executed Comparison: Gas Prices Under Bush, Obama MSNBC's Favorite Wonk is Very Confused by the Constitution Education Reform in 2010 Just Say NO to New START Top Ten Foundry Posts of 2010 A New Year and a New Direction for Health Care Reform Japanese whalers, activists clash off Antarctica APNews Karzai rejects US request to replace minister APNews Beijing launches car quota to counter gridlock APNews Braun left as main black candidate in Chicago race APNews Millions gather worldwide to ring in 2011 APNews 6 killed in tornado outbreak in Midwest, South APNews Martinez becomes NM gov as new year starts APNews NKorea warns war would bring 'nuclear holocaust' APNews Brazil prepares to inaugurate first female leader APNews Bomb hits Egypt church at New Year's Mass, 21 dead APNews Malkin: Big Labor's Snowmageddon Snit Fit Elder: $5 Gas Predicted Under Obama -- What, No Pitchforks? Limbaugh: The Administration's Administrative Tyranny Marches On Buchanan: Is a Bond Crisis Inevitable? Goldberg: Shortcut to Redemption Bozell: Cultural Winners and Losers, 2010 Hanson: The American 21st Century Towery: Message to New Congress Gerson: Praying for Richard III Marsden: Could France Go Even Further Right?
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