OUCHIGOHAN – SALMON TERIYAKI BOWL
Japanese Home Cooking with Table for Two in Atlanta, Boston, Houston, Philadelphia, and Washington DC Saturday, December 3rd, 2022, 5:00 – 6:30 PM EST (4:00 – 5:30 PM CST) $10 Members / $15 Non-members JASH members use code “Houston” / JASG members use code “Georgia” JASWDC members use code “DC”
Oshogatsu Display
Oshōgatsu is the Japanese New Year, celebrated on the first day of January. Celebrate an early Japanese New Year this holiday season with Ikebana, flower arrangements and traditional decorations. Displays for the new year’s tea and holiday games will be on view. Wear warm socks (we have slippers, too) and
Oshogatsu
Oshōgatsu is the Japanese New Year, celebrated on the first day of January. Celebrate an early Japanese New Year this holiday season with Ikebana, flower arrangements and traditional decorations of pine, bamboo, and berries. Displays for the new year’s tea and holiday games will be on view. Wear warm socks
“Global Peace and Prosperity through a U.S.-Japan Prism” with Amb. Mori
Bio: A graduate of both Tokyo University (LLB) and Williams College (BA), Ambassador Mori has served as First Secretary in Bonn; Counsellor, Head of Chancellery in Singapore; Director of the Second Africa Division; Minister-Counsellor and Minister, Head of Chancellery in Japan’s Mission to the UN; Minister, Head of Chancellery in
“Paradise: Patterns of Shofuso” Opening Reception
JASGP’s 2022 Artist in residence, Oluwafemi, presents Paradise: Patterns of Shofuso. This showing will be his final exhibition and the culmination of his tenure as artist in residence, to be displayed inside Shofuso’s 17th century style structure. Join us for the opening reception on November 18th from 4pm-6pm to enjoy
Oluwafemi presents PARADISE: Patterns of Shofuso
Shofuso’s artist-in-residence, Oluwafemi will conclude his residency with an exhibition of drawing inspired by Shofuso. The exhibition is include in regular admission to Shofuso, and open to the public on November 19, 20, 26, 27, and December 3, 4, 10, 11.
Oluwafemi presents PARADISE: Patterns of Shofuso
Shofuso’s artist-in-residence, Oluwafemi will conclude his residency with an exhibition of drawing inspired by Shofuso. The exhibition is include in regular admission to Shofuso, and open to the public on November 19, 20, 26, 27, and December 3, 4, 10, 11.
Yokai Family Weekend
Yokai are supernatural creatures and spirits from Japanese folklore that live all around us. Learn about them in this all ages weekend event at Shofuso! Families can participate in a scavenger hunt and win prizes. Listen to kamishibai tales of ogres, water imps, and goblins, craft a yokai to take
From Philly to Japan: How Temple University has transcended borders and overcome challenges for four decades
This event is taking place in-person at Morgan Lewis Philadelphia, 1701 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, and includes a light reception. Registration desk for attendees will be on the first floor. If you have questions about this program please email info@japanphilly.org This year, Temple University is celebrating its 40th anniversary