Yo! Camp
Sakura Foundation is pleased to partner with Yo! Camp for an exciting, Japanese and Japanese American cultural summer camp in Calabasas, CA. This unique experience is open [...]
ZOTTO ぞっと – a Supernatural Folktale is Coming!
ZOTTO is an immersive and multi-sensory supernatural Japanese folktale and theatrical journey. Audiences explore three generations of Japanese American women and their relationship to Denver’s [...]
MGLP Alumni Profile – Colin Mochizuki Elrod, Class of 2017
My family moved around a lot when I was young. Being born in Kalamazoo MI, I’ve lived in Fort Worth, Charlotte, but spent the most [...]
2021 Community Report
We did not let the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic get us down! In 2021, Sakura Foundation was resilient, patient, creative, and productive as we made adjustments [...]
Stories of Solidarity: The Japanese Americans in Five Points
About the project - from Japanese Arts Network @ ja-ne.org “In the wake of WWII during the 1940’s, following the closing of America’s incarceration camps, [...]
Sakura Foundation Grant Recipient: “Friends DO Make a Difference”
The National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association (NAAPIMHA) is the latest Sakura Foundation Grant recipient to support their Friends DO Make a Difference [...]
MGLP Alumni Profile – Evan Shigaya, Class of 2018
I am a Yonsei (fourth generation) Japanese American (JA) from Denver, currently living in Seattle where I am working toward a Master of Public Health [...]
Gil Asakawa says “Tabemasho – Let’s Eat!”
Click on the image above to access Gil Asakawa's interview. The book "Tabemasho! - Let's Eat" is available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and [...]
2022 Q2 Newsletter Links
Here are the links that were in the Q2 Newsletter! 2022 Asian American Hero of Colorado Award Recipients Traci Kato-Kiriyama, author [...]