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A Love Letter to J-Town: Stories of Resilience

August 10, 2024 at 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm
  • « American Bon Odori: Dancing in Joy & Remembrance
  • Midori Kai 2024 Arts & Crafts Boutique »

Join KOHO, REALSOUL, Ryan Takemiya, and the National Japanese American Historical Society this Saturday, August 10 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM for “A Love Letter to J-Town: Stories of Resilience”, a special event that highlights the history of redevelopment and gentrification in Japantown through storytelling.

This event will feature storytellers and poets who will share personal and historical perspectives on Japantown’s rich legacy. The full lineup of performers is:

  • Lauren Ito
  • Joyce Nakamura
  • Mickey Imura
  • Richard Hasimoto
  • Francis Wong
  • Judy Hamaguchi
  • Sarah Matsui
  • Greer Nakadegawa-Lee

In addition to the storytelling, attendees can explore a variety of local vendors offering unique goods and crafts.

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  • Date: August 10, 2024
  • Time:
    3:00 pm - 7:00 pm
  • Event Categories: Arts & Culture, Events

Venue

  • KOHO Co-Creative Hub
  • 1675 Post St
    San Francisco, 94115 United States
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  • « American Bon Odori: Dancing in Joy & Remembrance
  • Midori Kai 2024 Arts & Crafts Boutique »
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