The Oregon Nikkei Endowment (O.N.E.) inaugural “Strawberry Golf Tournament,” a four-person team scramble, will be held at Langdon Farms Golf Club, 24377 NE Airport Road, Aurora, Oregon, just minutes south of Portland. A $100 registration includes green fees, range balls, box lunch and post-tournament BBQ. Prizes will be awarded for men’s and women’s KP and [...]
San Francisco International Film Festival: API Film Mini-Reviews
While the San Francisco International Film Festival has come and gone, here’s my take on a few films that caught my eye, and ones I hope will continue to make their rounds at upcoming festivals. The Sheik and I While a little slow to take off, Bay Area auteur Caveh Zahedi’s new documentary is a [...]
El Cerrito: 22nd annual J-Sei Golf Invitational
The 22nd annual J-Sei Golf Invitational fundraiser will be played at the Mira Vista Golf & Country Club, 7901 Cutting Boulevard, El Cerrito, Calif., with check-in at 9:30 a.m. and shotgun start at noon. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. A tee prize, lunch, snacks, awards, and dinner are included in the entry fee. Non-golfers are [...]
Sunnyvale: Dr. Michael Omi racial politics talk
The Sunnyvale Public Library, 665 West Olive Ave. Sunnyvale, Calif., will host a series of programs that focus on the World War II Japanese American experience and cultural events, as part of its California Reads Programs. Wednesday, April 18 at 7 p.m.: Jeanne W. Houston, author of “Farewell to Manzanar,” will speak about her book [...]
LA: Influence of Asian American history on today’s literature book panel
A panel of novelists, featuring New York Times bestselling author Jamie Ford, “Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet”; Kristina McMorris, “Bridge of Scarlet Leaves”; Margaret Dilloway, “How to Be an American Housewife”; Paula Yoo, “Good Enough” will discuss a variety of topics, including the influence of Asian American history on today’s literature, weaving [...]
WA: “Seattle’s Nippon Kan” book talk and signing
Author Edward Burke will hold a reading and signing of his book, “Seattle’s Nippon Kan” at the Wing Luke Museum, 719 S. King St., Seattle at 4 p.m. This book tells the story of Seattle’s Japanese American community as reflected in the life of the local theater, Nippon Kan. The event is free to the [...]
LA: “Conscience and the Constitution” screening
The Japanese American National Museum, 100 North Central Ave., LA, will hold a DVD release and screening of “Conscience and the Constitution” at 11 a.m. Producer/director Frank Abe will speak about his award-winning film on the largest organized resistance to the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans. He will be joined by several of [...]
Berkeley: “Consumer Fraud: Scams Targeting Seniors and Tips for Protection and Prevention”
Amanda Baldwin will speak during “Consumer Fraud: Scams Targeting Seniors and Tips for Protection and Prevention” at noon at the J-Sei Senior Center, 1710 Carleton St., Berkeley, Calif. The presentation will cover common scams and forms of fraud; practical tips on how to recognize scams and protect yourself; and information on referral sources and where [...]
Alameda: J-Sei will hold a talk on determining what to do upon hitting the Golden Years
J-Sei will hold a talk on determining what to do upon hitting the Golden Years at 9:30 a.m. at the Buena Vista United Methodist Church, 2311 Buena Vista Ave., Alameda, Calif. Special guests will include Nancy Hikoyeda, MPH-Associate Director, Stanford Geriatric Education Center and Consultant, Health, Aging, and Diversity. Info: (510) 883-1106.
SF: inkBoat and Ko Murobushi return to the San Francisco International Arts Festival
inkBoat and Ko Murobushi return to the San Francisco International Arts Festival following their national tour of “The Crazy Cloud Collection,” a collaborative piece. Working together, the artists have invited the ghost of Ikkyu Sojun, a 15th century Japanese Zen monk known for provocative, biting and unorthodox poetry, to share the stage with them. Performances [...]







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