Some members of the Japanese American community remember pounding mochi in the World War II concentration camps or in a barn in Salem during the '50s. I think that tickets will sell out quickly. While pinching and tasting various kinds of mochi, drumming in a taiko workshop, and making crafts, participants will experience Japanese culture hands-on. His stories delight and amaze us with their combination of humor and insight. Kikuchi-Yngojo is Japanese and Filipino American and is a musician, composer and a physical comedian from San Francisco.
Free parking is available in all PSU parking structures.
Some members of the Japanese American community remember pounding mochi in the World War II concentration camps or in a barn in Salem during the '50s. I think that tickets will sell out quickly. His stories delight and amaze us with their combination of humor and insight.