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  • James Toya Cymbidium Showcase

    2004年03月12日

    The National Museum kicks off a weekend-long presentation featuring the contributions of nisei James Toya to the hybridization of cymbidiums, or orchids. Visitors can participate in workshops, view presentations, and meet cymbidium experts as they present more than 50 plants highlighting the work of Toya.

  • Taiko Jam Session with Hydaiko

    2004年03月07日

    Please refer to the January 11 calendar listing for further information.

  • 2004 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction—Excellence and Innovation

    2004年03月05日

    Excellence and Innovation: Celebrating Lifetime Achievements 2004 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction 5:30 p.m.: Reception 7 p.m.: Dinner At the Century Plaza Hotel & Spa, Los Angeles For more information, call 213.830.5631 or 213.830.5688. Silent Auction Catalog: Introduction Art Entertainment Luxury Sports Treasures Travel

  • Discovering Your Family Tree Workshop (Instructor: Chester Hashizume)

    2004年02月29日

    This workshop will provide tips on creating your own family tree and will offer sources of information to help identify ancestors and relatives in Japan. You will also learn to access your family tree in the National Museum's Family Registry. Class fees are $5 for National Museum members and $11 for non-members, includes Museum admission.

  • Craft Class with Ryosen Shibata: Hinamatsuri Origami Dolls

    2004年02月29日

    Part two of this popular craft class. Please refer to the February 14 calendar listing for further information.

  • "Question 27, Question 28"

    2004年02月29日

    Please refer to the February 19 calendar listing for further information. 3:00 PM 7:30 PM

  • "Question 27, Question 28"

    2004年02月28日

    Please refer to the February 19 calendar listing for further information.

  • Isamu Noguchi: Sculpture and the Elusive Sense of Belonging

    2004年02月28日

    Bert Winther-Tamaki will explore the specific sculptural initiatives at various points along Isamu Noguchi’s career—such as his portrait busts of New Yorkers in the 1920s, Japanese clay work in the 1950s, design of plazas for postwar American cities, and the rock abstractions of his late years—and look at them as a laboratory for mediating personal and cultural affiliations that were alternatively inspired and inhibi...

  • Craft Class with Ryosen Shibata: Hinamatsuri Origami Dolls

    2004年02月28日

    Please refer to the February 14 calendar listing for further information.

  • "Question 27, Question 28"

    2004年02月27日

    Please refer to the February 19 calendar listing for further information.