2023 October Newsletter
Kizuna Loves Spooky Season!
Thu, Oct 26, 2023 4:00 pm
Community News!
FREE activity for all ages! Explore Little Tokyo with a haunted scavenger hunt hosted by the Terasaki Budokan. Families are encouraged to dress-up for the festivities. Collect all of the stamps for a special treat.
There will be fun activities for both children and parents at Budokan, so stick around after you claim your prize for completing the hunt!
Kizuna will be there running a fun game for all ages! Come check us out!
Learn the Okinawan tradition of Bokashi composting, an anaerobic process that uses a special additive to ferment kitchen waste, including meat and dairy, into healthy soil and nutrient-rich fertilizer for your plants.
Participation in this workshop supports the ongoing work of Sustainable Little Tokyo's effort to combat food waste in Los Angeles!
The doors of MISE | 店 at JACCC swing wide open on Saturday and Sunday, October 28 -29 from 11AM-5PM. We invite you to join us!
The Toshizo Watanabe Exhibition Center on the Plaza level has been transformed to showcase exquisite, artisanal products from Tsubamesanjo, Niigata prefecture. Elegant metal works that range from handmade sake and beer cups to Japanese knives forged by legendary craftsmen are featured. It is an opportunity to show these artisans our support, attend workshops, taste sake from famous Niigata, and purchase unique, one-of-kind holiday gifts.
Meet the artisans who have traveled from Japan to greet you and share their life’s journey. Many are carrying forward generations of family history by continuing to make these traditional products over hundreds of years.
MISE | 店 is opening to the public! Please sign up for workshops on both days, October 28, Saturday and Sunday, October 29! We welcome you - join the fun and excitement!
Okaeri's 5th Biennial Conference on November 10-12, 2023 is a gathering that centers the Japanese and Japanese American LGBTQ+ experience. The conference seeks to (1) build community, (2) educate, (3) provide support, and (4) foster understanding and inclusion for the Japanese and Japanese American LGBTQ+ community. While conference content centers the specific interests, issues, and concerns of the Japanese and Japanese American LGBTQ+ community and allies, attendance is open to anyone of any age or background, regardless of how they identify.
This free online resume-building workshop will help you be excited to apply new ideas with greater confidence in taking the next steps toward preparing a resume that engages reviewers and leads to more interviews. This workshop will cover what a resume is and why you need one. We will review the six sections of a resume: heading, objective, education, work experience, special skills, and references. This workshop is led by Dr. Carrie Lew, Career Counselor at the University of Southern California.