On October 11, 2018, a coalition of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community organizations will host the 6th annual API Candidates and Issues Forum. The forum will start at 6 p.m. with light dinner served starting at 5:30 PM at Asian Counseling and Referral Service at 3639 MLK Jr. Way South. Established in 2012, the […]

October 13th Speaker Series Event FREE workshop to get your Medicare questions answered by Kara Mayeda, Health Insurance Specialist. The NVC Foundation Speaker Series topic is "Navigate the Medicare Maze". Join us for this free event on Saturday, October 13th from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm at the NVC Hall. Learn more by clicking above.

Join the Japan-America Society’s networking event JAS-NET at Lagunitas Tap Room in Seattle. Snack on pizza, meet new people, and belt out your #18 song with your friends. Non-alcoholic beverages and pizza will be provided. Come in costume and receive a $2 rebate at the door. For more info and online registration, visit www.jassw.org.

UW Japan Studies Program Affiliate Professor John Whittier Treat for a talk about the future of Japanese literature. Taking his most recent book "The Rise and Fall of Modern Japanese Literature" as a point of departure. This book tells the story of Japanese literature from its start in the 1870s against the backdrop of a rapidly coalescing […]

Sogetsu School of Ikebana’s annual exhibition and  Arrangement Demonstrations will be held at Seattle Art Museum Olympic Sculpture Park Paccar Pavilion.

Join the kawaii Halloween party at Yesler Community Center. They will be kicking off their third annual celebration of all things creepy-cute with a witch theme. Grab your finest witch hat, hop on your brooms, and fly over for a day of spooky fun with an artist alley, cosplay contest, witch fashion show, photo booth, […]

White River Buddhist Temple presents this event. They are going to feature Sushi, Teriyaki Chicken, Rice Curry, Vegetarian Bowl, Pies, Mochi, Manju, Bake sale, and also Farm Fresh Produce and Fall Discovery Sale which is handicrafts and gift items.

Meito Shodo-Kai Calligraphy Association, headquarter located in Redmond, WA (headed by Master Calligrapher Yoshiyasu Fujii, Judge member at the Mainichi Shodo Exhibition) will hold their 14th Japanese Calligraphy Exhibition with the visiting Master Calligrapher, Shuko Yoshizawa from Aomori, Japan. The exhibition is held with the aim to introduce shodo (calligraphy), a traditional Japanese culture, and […]

The Densho Dinner includes a sushi & sake reception, an elegant seated dinner, silent auction, a pop-up art show, and an inspiring program that will honor our past, deepen conversations through art and story, and reinvigorate our commitment to standing up for justice today. This will truly be a night to remember and your participation […]

The JCCCW is proud to present two exhibits during this year’s Bunka no Hi. “Experience Japan” will offer useful travel tips for those hoping to explore the Land of the Rising Sun. An additional exhibit will focus on “Nisei Daughter,” an autobiography by Monica Sone, a Seattle-born Japanese-American. Other attractions during the event include Okinawa […]

Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall, Seattle It’s the organizer's 20th birthday celebration concert recalling some of their landmarks of the past two decades – dance, opera, choral and chamber works, with guest artists Spectrum Dance Theater, the Northwest Boychoir and their own stellar instrumentalists. It’s a musical feast. […]

What happens after the paycheck stop? We will discuss income during retirement and explore how to budget for retirement expenses, examine potential sources of retirement income and identify ways to address potential risks. Chiaki Hirate, AAMS ® CRPC® Edward Jones Tuesday, November 6//10:30am - 12:00pm Keiro Northwest//20 Person Limit Annual Member $10//Non-Annual Member $15

Sound singers is a Japanese chorus group in Lynnwood, that has been performing in a variety of local venues for over nine years. Its mission is to help build friendship among Japanese and other people through music. For more info, please visit http://soundsingers.org.

Keynote Speaker will be Brigadier General (Retired) Oscar Hilman, Commanding General of the largest Heavy Armor Brigade deployment of Washington National Guard troops since World War II.

The 37th annual event hosts 40+ vendors with unique & striking art, clever & sophisticated crafts, must-haves for your collection and gift giving. Famous handmade apple pies and other savory and sweet treats complete your shopping experience. Proceeds benefit participants and residents of Keiro Northwest, the premier elder care organization serving the Greater Seattle area’s […]

The Japanese American National Museum will travel its pop-up display of the Allen Hendershott Eaton Collection, which was saved from the auction block in 2015 through the efforts of Japanese American community leaders and activists, to NVC Hall in Seattle. The display will be free and open to the public on November 24 and 25, […]

Tuesday, November 27th Japan-America Society Holiday Celebration Dinner and Auction Location: The Westin Seattle Grand Ballroom, 1900 5th Ave, Seattle Time: 5 pm - 9 pm Japan-America Society of the the State of Washington (JASSW) was founded in 1923 by leaders from Seattle’s business, academic, and diplomatic communities. Today, they maintain a diverse membership of […]

In this beginner-level bookbinding class, you will learn how to make soft-cover notebooks (or sketchbooks! or whatever you want them to be!) using a Japanese four-hole stab binding, along with some variations. Blank sketch paper for the insides of the books and some fun decorative papers for the covers will be provided. This is a […]

Seattle Necchu School is a school for adults who look to rediscover the enjoyment of learning, broaden their horizon, learn from experts of the field, or just simply make new friends and connections. Necchu in Japanese can mean enthusiastic or passionate. The background and fields of the enthusiastic volunteer teachers can range widely from CEOs […]

Kawabe Memorial House serves great Japanese and American style lunch cooked for public from Monday to Friday. It is free for 60 and older ($4 suggested donation) and $10 for under 60 years old. This lunch program at Kawabe Memorial House is called “Meiji Kai Lunch Program.” The program was originally began in 1975 at NVC Memorial […]