Martial Arts, Magic, Music & More. All Free!

Sunday, January 26th, 2014 at the Ichimura-Miami Japanese Garden

FREE FESTIVAL, fun for the entire family! See and participate in several disciplines of the Martial Arts. Be amazed by Master Magician Shoot Ogawa. See an Ikebana demonstration and listen to the exciting Taiko Drummers. All Free!

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Please contact Rick DelVecchio for booth and sponsorship information 305-992-0703

This event is made possible with the support of Richo, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade Mayor and Board of County Commissioners, Armstrong Ford, City of Miami Parks, Jungle Island and Lan Pan Asian Cuisine.

On November 17, 2013, the Ichimura Miami-Japan Garden celebrates Shichi Go San with a Martial Arts demonstration and Ikebana demonstration. Children will have the opportunity for photos, there will be traditional Japanese Taiko drumming, paper theater, a magic show. Food tent, arts & crafts, gift shop and calligraphy too. Please join us, this festival is free and open to the public.

 

Kaito Brothers/Shamidaiko • Anime Party
Ikebana Demonstration • Fushu Daiko Drummers

You’re invited to Celebrate Spring with music, food, entertainment and more at the Japanese Garden May 5th, 2013. This festival is free and open to all.

See the Champions Perform

January 27, 2013

2012 North America Cup, US National Champion and USA Team Member – Joseph Martinez, Sensei
2012 US Open Champion and USA TEAM Member – Ariel Torres, Sensei
2012 US National Champion – Anthony Cabrera, Sempai
2012 USA Open Champion – Isabella Pacheco, Sempai
2012 USA Open and US National Champion, Chelsea Hurtado

Plus:

• Ikebana Demonstration
• Children’s Corner: Japanese games, arts and crafts
• Fusyu Daiko Drummers
• Gift Shop, Food and Beverage for purchase

Sponsorship & Booth information 786-457-6446

 

It really was a beautiful, cloudless day. Thanks for coming out.

Gagaku, ancient Japanese court music, entranced the crowd

The crowd stepped back as the traditional Japanese sword was demonstrated

Kami Shibai or Paper Theatre, was a real hit with children and adults alike

Talented kids impressed the crowd with their mastery of martial arts

All enjoyed a tasty lunch from Lan Pan Asian Cafe