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| Thursday,
August 6th 2009 |
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Views of Tokyo: Artist Richard Heislers observation of
Tokyo's pace architecture and personality will be featured at KOBO
at Higo from August 6th to September
7th. Call (206)-381-3000 or visit
www.koboseattle.com for more information. |
| Saturday,
August 22 2009 |
2009
Lakewood International Festival
When: Saturday, Aug.
22 (11 am to 4 pm)
Where: Clover Park Technical College, 4500 Steilacoom Blvd. SW,
Lakewood
Price: Free
Contact: (253) 241-1717
www.cityoflakewood.us/
The 10th annual festival
by the Lakewood Sister Cities Association will feature
live multi-cultural entertainment, a variety of ethnic food vendors,
and arts & craft vendors. The festival will be held in the
Clover Park Technical College Sharon McGavick Student/Conference
Center. Festival Organization is bringing over a family to entertain
-- three generations of the same family from Okinawa to sing,
dance and play sanshin.
今年で10回目を迎えるレイクウッド市の国際文化祭。今年は姉妹都市沖縄市の文化に焦点が充てられ
踊り、歌、三線が披露される。食べ物、アート関係のブースも多数並び、毎年大勢の訪問者でに
ぎわっている。同市姉妹都市協会が主催。
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| Sunday,
August 30th 2009 from 10am to 5pm |
Mark
your calendars!
The 2009 Royal Court will be holding their first fundraiser
- a car wash - on at the 76 Gas Station,
Located at 2625 E. Montlake Pl. E., just off of SR 520.
Pre-sale tickets are $8 a piece. If you would like to purchase a
ticket, please feel free to contact
http://www.seattlejqc.org/
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| Saturday,
September 12th (from 10am to 6pm) and Sunday, September 13th (from
11am to 5pm) |
| 12th
Annual Aki Matsuri Eastside Nihon Matsuri will feature
from traditional to modern Japanese and Japanese-American culture
at Bellevue Community College. GYM C and G Bldgs., 3000 Landerholm
Circle SE Bellevue, WA. |
From
Hiroshima to Hope August 6th 2009
The
annual peace remembrance event was sponsored by local community organizations.
visit http://www.wingluke.org/hth09
Moon
Viewing: the
annual Moon Viewing on August 1st featured traditional culture
and performaces with evening luminaries in the classic Japanese Garden.
Price $15. http://www.seattle.gov.parks/parkspaces/japanesegarden.htm
For Japanese,
Tsukimi, or in english 'Moon Viewing' , is the one day of the year when
the moon is supposed to be 'full' and at its brightest. Usually Tsukumi
is celebrated on the 15th of August on the Solar Calendar but this date
often changes, Has anyone ever seen the rabbit, who lives in the moon,
working away at making rice dumplings on this day?
The Art of Storytelling: Naho Shioya and William Satake
Blauvelt of Aono Jikken Ensemble were among several other performances
at this year's Moon Viewing (Tsukimi) at the Seattle Japanese Garden.
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