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2025 Higashi Hongwanji Obon Festival: Bon Odori, Taiko, Japanese Food Booths, Live Music (2 Days)
2024 West Los Angeles Bon Odori Dance Practice at West Los Angeles Buddhist Temple (WLA)
2024 - 50th Annual White River Buddhist Temple Summer Bon Odori Festival (Food Booths, Beer Garden, Bon Odori, Kimono Shop..) Saturday [Video]
2025 Nishi Hongwanji Bon Odori Dance Practice - Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple
2025 BCO Bazaar & Food Festival: Sake, Sushi & Udon, Teriyaki Chicken & Steak, Games, Silent Auction, Bingo, Raffle - Buddhist Church of Oakland
2025 Nishi Hongwanji Obon Festival, Los Angeles, Japantown: Bon Odori, Taiko, Bingo, Games, Japanese Food.. (2 Days) Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temple
2025 West Covina Obon Festival - East San Gabriel Valley: Bon Odori Dancing, Taiko, Japanese Food, Martial Arts, Games.. (Sat) West Covina Buddhist
2025 Sozenji Obon Festival: Live Taiko Performance, Bon Odori Dancing at Sozenji Buddhist Temple (Sunday)
2025 Am I An American or Am I Not? A Powerful Civil Rights Exhibition: A Traveling Exhibition from the Fred T. Korematsu Institute
2025 Orange County Bon Odori Dance Practice at Orange County Buddhist Church (OCBC) - Everybody is Welcome to Come & Learn the Dances
2025: 62nd Annual Japanese Cultural Festival & Ondo Event (Bon Odori Dance, Japanese Food, Games, Taiko, Bingo..) SEJSCC Southeast School (2 Days)
2025: 67th Zenshuji Obon Carnival Festival, Japantown Los Angeles (Japanese Food, Taiko, Performances, Games..) (2 Days)
2025: 4th Annual Nikkei Celebration Festival Event in Boyle Heights (Parade, Public Ondo, Entertainment & Performances..) Saturday

2024 Annual Gardens for Peace at Brooklyn Botanic Garden (Bringing Communities together in Japanese Gardens to Promote Peace)NEW

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Date: Sunday, 8 September, 2024       Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Map of New York Botanical Garden (Brooklyn Botanic Garden) Cherry Blossom Trees, Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG) is hosting "Gardens for Peace" on Sunday, September 8, 2024, as part of the North American Japanese Garden Association’s initiative to promote peace through Japanese gardens. The event takes place in BBG's renowned Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden and includes several free programs with garden admission.

From noon to 1:00 p.m., there will be mini tours of the Japanese garden, departing every five minutes. These 20-minute guided walks will highlight the garden's design elements, originally created by Takeo Shiota in 1914.

Additionally, visitors can participate in a drop-in Japanese woodblock printing workshop with artist Sato Yamamoto between noon and 2:00 p.m. No prior registration is needed, and the workshop allows attendees to create their own prints, including patterns inspired by the Gardens for Peace initiative.

Regular admission is $22 for adults and $16 for seniors and students, while children under 12 and members get in for free. Be sure to check the BBG website for any updates, particularly in case of inclement weather​(

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