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Sacramento Japanese Film Festival

Sacramento Japanese United Methodist Church

6929 Franklin Blvd.

Sacramento, CA 95823

SACRAMENTO JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL

16th Annual

July 17-19, 2020 •  Crest Theatre

1013 K Street •  Sacramento


www.sacjapanesefilmfestival.net

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Japanese Art, Culture, and Events in the Sacramento Valley & Beyond

Wakamatsu/Gold Hill Walk and Tour - American River Conservancy

Various Dates and Times


A historic tour led by American River Nature Center Docents. Includes springs, streams, wetlands, live oak forest, and the site of the 1869 Watamatsu Tea & Silk Farm. Space is limited. For reservations, call American River Nature Center, (530) 621 - 1124, or email julie@arconservancy.org.


See website for details:  Wakamatsu


California Museum presents:


Uprooted! Japanese Americans During World War II


The California Museum’s longest running exhibit surveys a century of Japanese American history in California through the personal stories of formerly incarcerated Californians.


Although Japanese immigrants and their American-born children established businesses, built thriving communities and contributed to the state’s prosperity, they began to face hostility and discrimination following the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.


Click here for more information: UPROOTED!



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2020 Sacramento Japanese Film Festival Canceled


As part of the effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, the California Governor mandated canceling events of 250 or more people. The Crest Theater is closed through the month of July 2020.


Thank you very much for your support for 16 years!

We will be back in 2021.


The Sacramento Japanese Film Festival Committee:

Barbara Kado (Chair); Winston Ashizawa; Lisa Crownover; Dale Fong; Isao Fujimoto; Tim Inouye; Kiku Ito; Karen Kashiwagi; Sachiko Konatsu; Alice Kubo; Richard Kuramoto; Kathy Marquardt; Nancy Nakamura; Paul Nakamura, Mary Ann Nakashima; Julie Nishite; Sharon Oguro; Jayne Muraki Rasmussen; Margaret Saito; Shigeko Shibata; Betty Silvernail;Geoff Sutlis; Atsuko Takeda; Christine Umeda.