Nikkei Women
Legacy Association
Bequeathing values over valuables
Promoting the history and culture of Nikkei women
New Site Coming Soon
Nikkei Women
Legacy Association
Bequeathing values over valuables
Promoting the history and culture of Nikkei women
New Site Coming Soon
Nikkei Women
Legacy Association
Bequeathing values over valuables
Promoting the history and culture of Nikkei women
New Site Coming Soon
Coming
Soon!
Nikkei Women Legacy Association
presents
Nisei Week Fashion Event 2017
700 S. Almansor Street : Alhambra, CA 91801
Coming Soon!
Nikkei Women
Legacy Association
presents
Nisei Week Fashion Event 2017
700 S. Almansor Street : Alhambra, CA 91801
Coming Soon!
Nikkei Women
Legacy Association
presents
Nisei Week
Fashion Event 2017
Luncheon & Show 11:30am-2pm
700 S. Almansor Street : Alhambra, CA 91801
Showcasing elegant dresses and gowns from Bella Bridesmaids, one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces by Janet Kaneko and a retrospective tribute to renowned Nikkei fashion designer, Iris Teragawa.
To request more information, please complete the form below:
Almansor Court
Alhambra
Located just off the 10 freeway and overlooking Alhambra Lake, Almansor Court is conveniently located in the geographical center of Los Angeles County, and with abundant complimentary parking.
Ticket Information
Simply download, complete, and mail Ticket Order Form
Ticket Form
- Individual Ticket(s): $65
- Table for 10 guests: $650
- Unable to attend? Support the event with a donation or raffle prize.
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Proceeds from this event will benefit Terasaki Budokan in Los Angeles (community facility/gymnasium), the Nisei Week Foundation and other charitable organizations.
Nikkei Women Legacy Association is a nonprofit organization founded by former Nisei Week Queens focused on giving back to the Little Tokyo and Nikkei (Japanese American) community. The heart of NWLA’s mission is to preserve and promote Nikkei history and culture with a primary focus on women. Founded in 2012, NWLA strives to engage and enlighten others to the importance of preserving Nikkei cultural history with their projects and events.
Nikkei Women Legacy Association is a nonprofit organization founded by former Nisei Week Queens focused on giving back to the Little Tokyo and Nikkei (Japanese American) community. The heart of NWLA’s mission is to preserve and promote Nikkei history and culture with a primary focus on women. Founded in 2012, NWLA strives to engage and enlighten others to the importance of preserving Nikkei cultural history with their projects and events.
This year marks the 77th celebration for the Nisei Week Japanese Festival, one of the largest and longest running ethnic festivals in the United States. Established by the Nisei (second generation Japanese Americans) in 1934, a unique aspect of the festival is the hundreds of volunteers that organize and run the annual event. The festival features a grand parade through the streets of Little Tokyo (Los Angeles Civic Center), cultural exhibits, musical performances, sporting events and a pageant where a queen is selected to represent the Japanese American community of Southern California. The Nisei Week Foundation was established in 1999 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to oversee the annual festival.
This year marks the 77th celebration for the Nisei Week Japanese Festival, one of the largest and longest running ethnic festivals in the United States. Established by the Nisei (second generation Japanese Americans) in 1934, a unique aspect of the festival is the hundreds of volunteers that organize and run the annual event. The festival features a grand parade through the streets of Little Tokyo (Los Angeles Civic Center), cultural exhibits, musical performances, sporting events and a pageant where a queen is selected to represent the Japanese American community of Southern California. The Nisei Week Foundation was established in 1999 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to oversee the annual festival.