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KOAM TV

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Kobe Terrace

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This terraced hillside on the northeast edge of the International District is adorned with Mt. Fuji cherry trees and laced with ground vines and pathways winding alongside the freeway. The trees and a four-ton, 200-year-old Yukimidoro stone lantern on the hilltop were gifts from the people of Seattle’s sister city, Kobe, Japan. Since Yukimidoro means “View of the Snow”, keep Read more...
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Kaze Daiko

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KAZE DAIKO is a performing taiko group for youth and young adults. The group is organized and run by youth performers and their parents with an emphasis on supporting the local community with public and private performances throughout the year. All performance requests are given equal consideration. Kaze offers ongoing drop-in classes and workshops for youth ages 7-17. Interested youth Read more...
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KBS WA TV

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Keiro Northwest

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Joy Seattle

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Juliana Kang Robinson

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Born in South Korea, she received her Master in Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.  She is the recipient of the 2018-2019 ArtBridge Fellowship at Pratt Fine Arts Center. This summer she just completed a public art commission that can be viewed on 1st Avenue in Downtown Seattle in the form of crosswalk paintings and Read more...
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Junglecity.com

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Beginning in 1998, when the Internet was not very popular, the desire to convey the wonders of Seattle and Northwest in Japanese, Jungle City was one of the first to pick up hot news and events, and featured columns and columns. A wealth of practical information such as guide articles. In addition, we have posted a number of various interviews and Read more...
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Kabuki Academy

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Mary Mariko Ohno opened the KABUKI ACADEMY in 1983 to instruct Japanese classical dancing, Naga-uta style shamisen music and the general concepts of Kabuki Arts at Tacoma Community College, Seattle Central Community College and her studio in Tacoma, Washington (in the Pacific Northwest). By this time, the numbers of her enthusiastic students reach well over 500, including Americans, Japanese-Americans and Read more...
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Japanese Koto Club

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