A “Kizoku Ishiki Obon” celebration will be hosted at the Vashon Cemetery Saturday, 19631 Singer Rd. SW, Vashon, WA, August 9th, noon to 5 p.m. Kizoku Ishiki means a deep sense of belonging and Obon is the annual festival to appreciate our ancestors, our indebtedness to others and joyfully dance. This free and fun cultural […]

⛳リラックスした雰囲気の中でネットワーキング🤝 夏真っただ中の日曜日に和気あいあいとした雰囲気のネットワーキングゴルフで一日を過ごしませんか。心も気分もリフレッシュ！ゴルフを楽しみながら交流を深める絶好のチャンスです。 🗓️ 8月10日（日） ⏰ 7:30 AM (7:00 AM 受付、7:30 AM 開会式、8:00 AM Tee-Off - 3:00 PM終了) 📌 Bellevue Golf Course, 5500 140th Ave NE, Bellevue 💳 $150（登録会員）、$185＋手数料（非登録会員） (Play Fee、Range Ball、Cart、ランチとドリンクチケット1枚込) ⭐ ネットワーキングゴルフに参加する特典 ゴルフ歴に関わらず初心者の方もお気軽に参加できる環境 Closest-to-the-Pin コンテストを設定 リラックスした雰囲気の中で交流を深める絶好のチャンス ※お申込、お支払い後の返金は致し兼ねますのでご了承ください。 ※交流が目的ですのでご希望の方とご一緒に４名にてお申込も歓迎です。個人でお申込の方は商工会にて当日の編成をいたします。

Seattle’s Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) is preparing an exhibit featuring Hinamatsuri (Girls Day) dolls entrusted to Bailey Gatzert Elementary School in 1942. These dolls were given to Principal Ada Mahon for safekeeping by Japanese American families who were forcibly removed from their Seattle neighborhood and sent to incarceration camps. The dolls were transferred […]

We are thrilled to announce our 6th annual Japan Festival, a vibrant celebration of Japanese culture and heritage, scheduled for Saturday, September 6th, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This beloved community event promises an afternoon filled with captivating performances, engaging demonstrations, delicious food, and activities for all ages. Attendees will be immersed in the […]

A reading of BRAVE MRS. SATO, by author Lori Matsukawa (former KING 5 anchor), before the 7:30 pm performance of EXOTIC DEADLY: OR THE MSG PLAY.

Guest Curator Amy Hirayama's series “Serious Play” includes three events that explore how people create and connect across disciplines and how we can bring more collaborative play into our work, creative and social lives. “Comedy Gold” features short sets from local comedians before a conversation about collaboration in comedy.

Move well, Stay strong! Join us for an engaging seminar focused on maintaining strength, balance, and mobility as we age.

Pre-order only (by Oct. 10) at www.wrbt.org/bazaar with Pick-up 11 am - 2 pm. Menu includes Sushi, Teriyaki Chicken Dinner, Vegetarian Bowl, Mochi, Manju and Pies. Also Baked Goods, Produce, Handicrafts and Gifts Sale on Bazaar Day.

Sound Singers 11th Annual Concert Date: 11/8/2025 (Sat) @2pm Location: Edmonds United Methodist Church 828 Caspers St, Edmonds, WA 98020

DAIPANbutoh Collective is pleased to announce its Seattle International Butoh Festival 2025, which will take place November 14 through November 23 at YAW Theater in Georgetown. This fall’s festival with performances and workshops will take place over two weekends featuring María Belén Espinosa Peña/Requiem Compania Danza-Teatro & Natalia Cuéllar/Ruta de la Memoria (Chile) in weekend […]

Ayame Kai Holiday Market — Saturday, November 15, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM Location: Tukwila Community Center Celebrate the season at a one-day-only holiday market featuring unique Asian gifts, homemade sweets and snacks, arts and crafts, raffle prizes, and more. Every purchase supports Keiro Northwest’s eldercare programs — Nikkei Manor assisted living and Kokoro Kai adult day […]

神護寺では、この年末に特製の”お加持もち”の販売をいたします。お寺できれいにつかれたものが本尊不動明王に奉納され、新年に向けてお加持されたおもちです。無病息災、開運招福のパワーにあふれています。 かさねもちと小もち(各1パウンド）があり、かさねもちが$ １５（橙、シダ付き）、小もちが＄１０（8個入り）です。新年の鏡もちに、おせち料理に是非御利用下さい。 ご注文される方は、添付された申込書に必要事項を入力の上、この１２月２５日（木）までに返信して下さい。尚、おもちの引渡し日は１２月２７日(土）から、２８日(日)までとなります。御注文された方はお寺までおいで下さい。来られる時間は応相談です。 Jingoji Buddhist Temple will sell "Okaji-mochi" Blessed Pound Rice at the end of the year. That pound rice is made cleanly and offered to Fudo-myo-o, the main deity of the Temple, to bless for the new year. It is full of auspicious, prosperous and protective power of the deity. There are […]

Performance and discussion by Portland Shishimai Kai at Portland Japanese Garden. Program includes Edo Kotobuki Jishi, the celebratory traditional lion dance of Tokyo. Three musicians (taiko drums, shinobue flute, atarigane percussion) accompany the shishimai dancer who performs an intricate series of movements such as jumping over the mountain, looking for food, eating a mikan orange, […]

The performance features Masa Ishikawa (piano/composition), a native of Fukushima, and his trio (Greg Campbell on drums, Tim Carey on bass). The trio performs Ishikawa's original compositions inspired by Japanese cultures and traditions. The program also includes a collaboration with Imanaka Taijo (head priest of Seattle Koyasan Buddhist Temple) and his disciples.