RSVPs are priced at a sliding scale as means to address economic accessibility. We encourage everyone to select the option that best suits their financial ability. Proceeds will go towards artists and guests honoraria. For more information on , please visit The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice.

Special menu and drinks will be available to pre-purchase and at the event. Quantities are limited.

Natto
Okonomiyaki
Mabo Tofu Donburi

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Miko Shudo is a musician, based in the Los Angeles area. Miko found her love for music when her mom placed her in front of the TV at the age of 3 to watch a performance of the Three Tenors accompanied by a symphony orchestra. She is passionate about community, mental health, mindfulness, vegan food; and has recently taken a love for songwriting and social dancing. Miko has performed for various Japanese American organizations and events such as Buddhist Churches of America, Azuma Kotobuki Kai, Keiro, Cherry Blossom Festival, Grateful Crane Ensemble, and JANM. Miko aims to bring people together and to encourage self-reflection through her music.

We are thrilled to be hosting a book reading by artist and dear friend, Alan Nakagawa, for his first book,
A.I.R. Head: Anatomy of an Artist in Residence.

Sunday, December 10
6pm

Special guests artist Nancy Uyemura and writer Ana Iwataki will join Alan in a fun conversation about their shared past and future experiences.

We are also excited to be joined by singer-songwriter Miko Shudo who will perform several pieces with Alan.

Alan Nakagawa is an interdisciplinary artist with archiving tendencies, primarily working with sound, often incorporating various media and working with communities and their histories.