This one-hour virtual program is free to all who register. In addition to a featured conversation between Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Densho Executive Director Naomi Ostwald Kawamura, the program will include a live musical performance by Tomo Nakayama, a poetry reading by traci kato-kiriyama, and will be hosted by Erin Shigaki and Brady Wakayama.

JACL Seattle Chapter and Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility (WPSR) cordially invite you to hear four representatives from Hiroshima share their stories of the immediate and lingering effects of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Free and open to the public! Please come and invite friends and family.

White River’s Fall Bazaar is back! Handicrafts, giftware and fresh produce available at the Temple. Delicious food available for pick-up. You can support the Temple by ordering a chicken dinner, maki & inari sushi, mochi, manju, and pies! Order early as items are expected to sell out before the order deadline on October 13th. Take-out […]

The First Film to Document 150 Years of Japanese in America as seen through the Japanese American newspapers. Cost is FREE. Preregistration is required due to limited seating. RSVP by Oct 23: [email protected]

Bunka no Hi (Japanese Culture Day) is a holiday in Japan celebrating Japanese culture. At the JCCCW, Bunka no Hi is a free-to-attend cultural festival dedicated to celebrating, commemorating, and educating the public about Japanese and Japanese American culture in the Seattle area. The theme of this year’s Bunka no Hi festival will be “Explore […]