Explore Japanese culture through live performances, arts, food, and games. The Festival was founded 40 years ago in appreciation of 1,000 cherry trees gifted to Seattle by Prime Minister Takeo Miki on behalf of the Japanese government in commemoration of the nation’s bicentennial. It is the first ethnic festival to be held at Seattle Center annually and the oldest in the Seattle Center Festál series.

Date: April 10th, Sunday

Meeting Location & Time: Campus Flagpole at 10:00 AM

Cost: Free, but bring your own money for drinks and snacks

Who: Everyone

What to bring: U-pass; money for food & drink

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