Welcome to Japanese-City.com! In June 2008 we started a web site focused on the amazing Japanese Culture. Week after week, you'll find the most amazing and exciting Japanese events in the community.

Our Mission. Find Amazing Japanese Cultural Events, everything from outdoor festivals, how-to classes, to incredible food events. In addition to events, we want to support the hard working Japanese Organizations that organize these awesome events.

Get Involved. Sign-up and we'll keep you posted on all new events in the community. We would never reveal your private information and would never sell your email addresses.

Amazing Events. Do you want to learn more about Japanese Arts, Culture or History? We list everything from the latest Japanese Outdoor Festivals, Summer Obon Festivals, Sushi classes, Sake Tasting to outdoor Bento Garden events. You know how exciting it is to listen to thundering Taiko drums, taste Sake, witness Japanese Art, volunteer at a festival, and experiencing the incredible beauty of a Japanese Garden. We list the latest Sports for your kids. There are so many things to see and do, and most of these events are free.

We Need Your Help During This Tough Economy. Please come out and actively participate and the community will thrive. These events will change your life, and cultural traditions passed on. Your participation is critical to the continued survival and growth of our community.

This site is for anyone interested in learning about Japanese Culture. If you are Japanese or non-Japanese there are endless opportunities to learn and get actively involvded in this amazing culture. In 10 months we have listed over 10,000 events.

Doing Things Together as a Family. There is a benefit for taking your child(ren) with you to a cultural event. It shows a great importance in helping your child develop and understand the value and importance of Japanese culture. Don't lose the opportunity by dropping your child off at the baby sitters or grandma's. Go together.

Our Team. You + family + kids + friends + co-workers + our passion. Lets all get out and see what hundreds of organizations and thousands of volunteers are doing to preserve the traditions of the Japanese Community.

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