The Best Japanese Festivals & Events On the Web

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2025 Kampai! Sake in Japanese Culture and Art (Discover the history, artistry, and flavor of Japan’s beloved sake)
2026: Next Dodger Target: Munetaka Murakami (Home Run King)
2025 Mother's Day is Sunday: Top Tips & Ideas to Surprise a Special Mom, Grandma, Dad (For Kids, Dads & Moms that Need Ideas)
2026: City of Torrance 51st Annual Bunka-Sai Japanese Cultural Festival (Japanese Food, Dance, Music, Calligraphy, Tea Ceremony..) (2 Days)
2025 Keiro no Hi Festival (Live Entertainment, Cultural Activities, Bento Lunch, Vendor Fair, Community Resources..) Nishi
2025 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck: Vintage Faire Mall, Modesto (Hello Kitty Cakes, Donuts, Macarons and Other Sweets!  Hello Kitty Super Cute Merch!)
2025 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck: Hillsdale Shopping Center, San Mateo (Hello Kitty Cakes, Donuts, Macarons & Other Sweets!  Hello Kitty Super Cute Merch!)
2025 Hello Kitty Cafe Truck: The Veranda, Concord Event (Hello Kitty Cakes, Donuts, Macarons and Other Sweets!  Hello Kitty Super Cute Merch!)
2025: Orlando Japan Festival in Kissimmee Event: Showcasing the Japanese Culture (Authentic Music, Dance, Martial Arts, Cosplay..)
2025 SAKE-CON NYC: Experience the Rich Traditions of Japanese Sake (Live Entertainment, Japanese Food..) Theme: All White
2025 Shohei Ohtani 50/50 Bobblehead Wednesday, August 27 vs. Reds
2025 Dragon Boat Festival: JASC Competes Again in Hong Kong-Style Races
2025 Launch the Lantern Dinner: An Exclusive Fundraising Event Celebrating Obon
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