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San Gabriel Japanese Community Center

San Gabriel Japanese Community Center | Japanese-City.com
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5019 N. Encinita Ave.
Temple City, CA 91780
 
Map of San Gabriel Japanese Community Center, 5019 N. Encinita Ave., Temple City

The San Gabriel Japanese Community Center (SGJCC) is a vibrant hub for Japanese culture and heritage in the San Gabriel Valley. Established to serve the local Japanese American community, the center offers a wide range of cultural, educational, and recreational programs. It aims to preserve Japanese traditions while fostering a sense of community and multicultural understanding.

One of the main attractions at SGJCC is its variety of cultural classes and workshops. These include traditional arts such as ikebana (flower arranging), calligraphy, and tea ceremonies, as well as language classes for those interested in learning or improving their Japanese. The center also hosts regular cultural events and festivals, which are open to the public and provide an opportunity to experience Japanese culture through performances, food, and interactive activities.

In addition to cultural programming, the SGJCC offers various recreational activities for all ages. This includes martial arts classes like karate and judo, as well as social clubs and groups for seniors. These programs not only promote physical well-being but also create a supportive community environment where individuals can connect and build lasting relationships.
The SGJCC is also dedicated to community service and outreach. It collaborates with local organizations to support initiatives that benefit the wider community, such as health fairs, senior services, and youth programs. Through these efforts, the San Gabriel Japanese Community Center continues to be a cornerstone of the community, promoting cultural heritage and fostering a spirit of inclusivity and mutual respect.

   

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