Last week, we purchased 10 brand-new bookshelves for our space! These shelves are already making a big difference, helping us create a more organized, welcoming, and enjoyable place for everyone who visits. Our dedicated volunteers have been working hard all week to sort, arrange, and display books on the new shelves. Their effort and care have transformed the area into a space where it’s easier than ever to browse and discover something new. We’re happy to remind everyone that these books...

We recently had a wonderful time at MarsCon , where we were invited to give a presentation about Japanese culture. It was a joy to meet the attendees. Our session was held in a conference room with a projector, which allowed us to show photos of kimono , highlighting their beautiful patterns, styles, and cultural significance. We also talked about the differences between Geiko(Geisha), Maiko, and Oiran. The audience enjoyed seeing the artistry and elegance of traditional Japanese clothing. We...

🎎 At Cha-Ami Japanese Cultural Center , we are delighted to celebrate Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day) and share this beautiful Japanese tradition with our community. This year, we have proudly displayed our Hina Ningyō (雛人形) dolls at the center, and we invite you to come and see them! What is Hinamatsuri? Hinamatsuri is celebrated every year on March 3rd in Japan. Also known as “Girls’ Day” or “Doll Festival,” it is a special day to pray for the health, happiness, and future success of girls....