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SUMMARY:Japan America Friendship Night
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/japan-america-friendship-night/
LOCATION:Globe Life Field\, 734 Stadium Dr.\, Arlington\, 76011\, United States
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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SUMMARY:Japanese Elvis Toki Toyokazu Coming to Dallas
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/japanese-elvis-toki-toyokazu-coming-to-dallas/
LOCATION:AM/FM Dallas\, 1950 Market Center Blvd\, Dallas\, 75207\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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SUMMARY:Japan America Friendship Night with FC Dallas!
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/japan-america-friendship-night-with-fc-dallas/
LOCATION:Toyota Stadium\, 9200 World Cup Way\, Frisco\, TX\, 75033\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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SUMMARY:2026 Sun & Star 28TH ANNUAL LEGACY AWARDS GALA
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/2026-sun-star-28th-annual-legacy-awards-gala/
CATEGORIES:Business & Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260330T180000
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SUMMARY:Hanami Nights
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/hanami-nights/
LOCATION:Dallas Arboretum\, 8525 Garland Road\, Dallas\, 75218\, United States
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260319T180000
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SUMMARY:2026 Celebrating Women's Career Achievement
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/2026-celebrating-womens-career-achievement/
LOCATION:Think Tank Conference Room\, 500 North Central Expressway\, Plano\, TX\, 75074\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business & Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260319T180000
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Women's Career Achievement
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/celebrating-womens-career-achievement/
LOCATION:Think Tank Conference Room\, 500 North Central Expressway\, Plano\, TX\, 75074\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business & Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260301T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260331T170000
DTSTAMP:20260304T150626Z
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SUMMARY:Art to You！ World Art Exhibition for Artists with Disabilities IN SENDAI 2026
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/art-to-you%ef%bc%81-world-art-exhibition-for-artists-with-disabilities-in-sendai-2026/
LOCATION:Social Welfare Foundation Tohoku Organization for Artists with Disabilities
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260220T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260220T153000
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SUMMARY:2026 Japan Currents
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/2026-japan-currents/
LOCATION:Southern Methodist University – Prothro Great Hall\, 5901 Bishop Blvd.\, Dallas\, TX\, 75205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business & Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260217T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260226T203000
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SUMMARY:Japanese Movies in the Dallas–Fort Worth Area
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/japanese-movies-in-the-dallas-fort-worth-area/
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260212T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260212T200000
DTSTAMP:20260202T171853Z
CREATED:20260105T175959Z
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SUMMARY:Business Outlook in 2026
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/business-outlook-in-2026/
LOCATION:The Bonadio Group\, 7557 Rambler Road\, Suite 600\, Dallas\, TX\, 75231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Business & Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260131T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260201T193000
DTSTAMP:20260109T222138Z
CREATED:20260109T221108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260109T222138Z
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SUMMARY:Katsura Sunshine: Live in Fort Worth
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/katsura-sunshine-live-in-fort-worth/
LOCATION:Big Laugh Comedy Club Fort Worth\, 604 Main St\, Suite 100\, Fort Worth\, TX\, 76102\, United States
CATEGORIES:Partner Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260111T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260111T170000
DTSTAMP:20251226T215353Z
CREATED:20250105T210512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251226T215353Z
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SUMMARY:Mochitsuki New Year’s Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/mochitsuki-new-years-celebration/
LOCATION:Crow Museum of Asian Art on the UT Dallas campus\, 777 Loop Road SW\, Richardson\, TX\, 75080\, United States
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth":MAILTO:info@jasdfw.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20251212T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20251212T210000
DTSTAMP:20260120T201914Z
CREATED:20260120T201914Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260120T201914Z
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SUMMARY:Inaugural JASDFW Pickleball Social & Bonenkai Year-End Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Art Behind the KimonoFor centuries\, Japanese artisans have used Ise Katagami—intricately hand-cut paper stencils—to create the elegant patterns seen on traditional kimono. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to one of Japan’s nationally recognized traditional crafts through an engaging exploration of history\, design\, and creativity. Participants will examine authentic stencil materials\, learn how traditional stencil paper is made\, and discover how generations of artisans transformed simple paper into incredibly detailed works of art. They will also have the opportunity to touch authentic kimono fabrics and observe how different stencil patterns create unique textile designs. Using professionally designed stencil patterns and authentic Japanese materials\, each participant will create a one-of-a-kind dyed pouch to take home. Because each participant chooses their own pattern placement and color combination\, every finished piece is unique! Workshop Fee Includes: Authentic materials from JapanTraditional stencil tools and suppliesA fabric pouch to dye and take homeAn engaging cultural presentation featuring fun quizzes about the history of Ise KatagamiStep-by-step guidance throughout the creative processPlease note: Due to the detailed paper stencil-cutting involved\, participants must be ages 12 and up. Space is limited to 25 participants\, so register soon to secure your spot! Event DetailsDate: Sunday\, November 1Time: 3:00–4:30 PMLocation: JASDFW ThinktankAddress: 500 N Central Expy #201\, Plano\, TX 75074Age Requirement: 12 and upRegistration FeesMembers: $35Non-members: $45Please click the button below to register and secure your spot! *Registration closes at 6:00 PM on October 31.**Detailed information about the event\, including arrival instructions\, will be emailed to registered participants after registration closes. 								\n				\n										\n						\n									Registration\n					\n					\n								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									  Meet Your Instructor								\n					\n				\n		\n					\n		\n				\n																														\n				\n		\n				\n									Nina Shimaguchi is a Japanese cultural educator\, producer\, and Culture Programming Specialist at the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth (JASDFW). Originally from Osaka\, Japan\, Nina grew up surrounded by traditional Japanese culture. Inspired by her family’s cultural heritage\, she began practicing Japanese calligraphy at the age of three and has since developed a lifelong passion for sharing Japan’s traditions and craftsmanship. Since beginning her work in Houston in 2018\, Nina has designed and led more than 400 Japanese cultural programs\, engaging over 24\,000 participants through museums\, libraries\, schools\, and community organizations. As a cultural producer and educator\, Nina creates engaging learning experiences that bring Japanese history\, traditional arts\, and cultural stories to life through hands-on activities and meaningful cultural connections. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n									Questions? If you have any questions about the workshop\, please contact us at [nina@japanina.com].
URL:https://jasdfw.org/event/inaugural-jasdfw-pickleball-social-bonenkai-year-end-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Culture & Community
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