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Mochitsuki (Celebrate the Japanese New Year with Freshly Pounded Mochi and Cultural Traditions)
January 1, 2026: 27th Japanese New Year’s Oshōgatsu Festival in Little Tokyo, Japantown (Two Stage Locations) Schedule is Updated.
2026 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Event: Del Amo Mall, Torrance (Hello Kitty Cakes, Donuts, Macarons & Hello Kitty Super Cute Merch!) Truck Cali
2026 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck West Event: Stonewood Center, Downey (Pick-Up Supercute Treats & Merch, While Supplies Last!) Truck Cali
2026 Hello Kitty Truck Cali, The Shoppes at Carlsbad Mall, CA (Pick-Up Supercute Treats & Merch, While Supplies Last!)
2026 Hello Kitty Truck West: Chula Vista, CA - Truck West (Pick-Up Supercute Treats & Merch, While Supplies Last!)
2026 Hello Kitty Truck Cali Event: The Shoppes at Chino Hills Mall, CA (Pick-Up Supercute Treats & Merch, While Supplies Last!)
2026 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Culver City, CA (Hello Kitty Cakes, Donuts, Macarons and Other Sweets! Hello Kitty Water Bottles..)
2026 Hello Kitty Truck West Event, Summerlin Las Vegas (Pick-Up Supercute Treats & Merch, While Supplies Last!)
Studio Ghibli End-of-Year Film Marathon (See all 22 Studio Ghibli films on the big screen in a rare, limited-time theatrical celebration)
2026: 37th Annual Koi Show: San Diego Koi Club (The Largest West Coast KOI Show, Over 300 Koi on Display) (2 Days) FREE
2026: 55th Japantown Oshogatsu Matsuri Event - Year of the Horse (Celebration the New Year!) Japanese Cultural Arts & Crafts, Food, Entertainment
2026 Animefest at UC San Diego's Price Center (A Time & Place Where Animanga Lovers, Artists, and Entertainers Celebrate)
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2022 Japanese Superfoods and Other Secrets of Japanese Cuisine - Japan Society WebinarNEW

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Date: Wednesday, 7 December, 2022       Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Japan Society, New York (Youngest Landmark After 40 Years)
333 East 47th Street
New York, NY 10017
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Traditional Japanese cuisine is often associated with nutrition, longevity and wellness, in addition to a rich array of delicious flavors. What is it about Japanese cooking that makes it so good for us? This webinar explores that question, looking at the role of nutrient-packed superfoods in Japanese cooking, as well as the importance placed on the concept of seasonality. Yumi Komatsudaira discovered the potential of ocean vegetable superfoods while growing up around her family’s seaweed business. Nancy Singleton Hachisu has spent the past few decades living on an organic Japanese farm, gaining a deep understanding of the connection between food and the seasons. Together, they explore how traditional concepts in Japanese cuisine can be incorporated into a healthy lifestyle today. The second event in our multi-part Living Traditions webinar series this season.

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What is a webinar?
Definition: A webinar is a live event held online with a purpose to teach or inform virtual audience members about a topic.

Date of Live Webinar
Wednesday, December 7, 2022

East Coast Time
7-8 pm ET | Calculate your local time


Speakers
Yumi Komatsudaira, President of K-Seaweed and author of Japanese Superfoods: Learn the Secrets of Healthy Eating and Longevity - the Japanese Way!

Nancy Singleton Hachisu, author of Japanese Farm Food, Japan: The Cookbook, and other cookbooks

Moderator
Akiko Katayama, food writer and host & producer of “JAPAN EATS!”

Agenda
7-8 pm ET (4-5 pm PT)    Discussion and Q&A

Program Details
This is a free event, with advance registration required. The program will be live-streamed through YouTube, and registrants will receive the viewing link by email on the day before the event. Participants can submit questions through YouTube during the live stream.

About the Living Traditions Series
Many of today’s most popular and newest trends are rooted in ancient Japanese tradition going back centuries, if not millennia. Through multiple distinct, single-topic webinars, the Living Traditions series unravels the historical journeys of some of the most iconic facets of Japanese culture through conversations between thought-provoking experts and cultural stewards on how they maintain deep-rooted traditions in the present day. Seasonality, Superfoods and Other Secrets of Japanese Cuisine is the second event this season of the multi-part Living Traditions series. Upcoming programming will continue to be announced. Previous lectures focused on topics including Japanese gardens, Zen and spiritual practices, manga and anime and architecture.

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