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Mitsuki was featured on Oregon Public Broadcasting's
"Oregon Art Beat" TV program on February 11th and 14th!

You can enjoy this Valentine to Viewers by linking to OPB Online at www.opb.org/programs/artbeat/segments/view/834 to watch it.

Mitsuki Dazai Concert Calendar


Upcoming 2010 Performances

Wednesday, September 22nd through Friday, September 24th
Portland Japanese Garden O-Tsukimi: Moonviewing
Portland Japanese Garden
For more information, visit www.japanesegarden.com/events/moonviewing or call (503) 542-0280


Thursday, September 30th
Mitsuki Dazai at Green Show
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Ashland, OR
For more information, visit www.osfashland.org


Sunday, October 3rd (matinee)
Mitsuki Dazai at Green Show
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Ashland, OR
For more information, visit www.osfashland.org


Saturday, October 9th
LiTFUSE
Mitsuki will join the LiTFUSE Poets' workshop.
One of the master poets of this year will be Lawson Fusao Inada, Oregon's poet laureate.
The Butoh dancer Alan Sutherland will join this event as well.
Tieton, WA
For more information, visit www.litfuse.us


To hear samples of Mitsuki's music
visit her pages at
North Pacific Music and CD Baby

Recent 2010 Performances

Friday, January 15th, 2010
Richmond Elementary School New Year's Celebration
Artists: Mitsuki Dazai, koto, Kazuyo Ito, taiko
Richmond Elementary School (2276 SE 41st Ave, Portland, OR 97214)
6:30 PM
Sorry, this event is not open to the public.


Saturday, January 16th
Japan Night
EMU Building (1228 University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403)
Further information: University of Oregon, Japanese Students Organization (541) 346-4389
Reservation required.


Friday, February 5th
When East Meets West
THE AFTERGLOW: EXCLUSIVE CONCERT & MUSICIANS' RECEPTION
Visit with Mitsuki Dazai and Craig J. Green while enjoing Japanese hors d'oeuvres and a selection of fine wines after the concert.
The ART MUSEUM of Eastern Idaho (300 S. Capital Ave. Idaho Falls, ID 83402)
6:30 PM
$40 per person includes concert, hors d'oeuvres and wine
For more informataion contact Chris Hatch chatch@theartmuseum.org or Phone 208/ 524-7777. See Mitsuki-East-West.pdf

Saturday, February 6th
When East Meets West
CONCERT
The ART MUSEUM of Eastern Idaho (300 S. Capital Ave. Idaho Falls, ID 83402)
7:00 PM
For more informataion contact Chris Hatch chatch@theartmuseum.org or Phone 208/ 524-7777
Limited seating. See Mitsuki-East-West.pdf

Wednesday, Feb. 17th
"Aka-e" (Vermillion Passion) Concert
Artists: Mitsuki Dazai, koto, Joe Powers, harmonica, James Nyoraku Schlefer, shakuhachi, Naoko Aoki, piano

The Old Church (1422 SW 11th, Portland, OR)
7:30 PM
Further information: Kimiko King, Executive Producer (503) 297-3666 or (503) 318-9185


Friday, February 19th
Music of Japan
Artists: Mitsuki Dazai, koto -- James Nyoraku Schlefer, shakuhachi

Beall Concert Hall (961 E 18th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403, Tel:(541) 346-5678)
8 PM
Further information: Mark Levy, University of Oregon School of Music (541) 346-2852 or email mlevy@uoregon.edu


Sunday, February 21st
Asian Celebration
Lane County Fairgrounds (796 W. 13th Ave. Eugene, OR 97402)
Further information: Asian Council Entertainment Committee (541) 284-0480


Saturday, February 27th
Mitsuki Dazai's Koto Performance
For Children 3:30pm -- For Adults 4:00pm
Driftwood Public Library, 801 SW Hwy 101 #201, Lincoln City, OR 97367 http://www.driftwoodlib.org
For more information, call (541) 996-2277


Saturday, March 6th
Mitsuki Dazai's Koto Performance
Ledding Library of Milwaukie, 10660 SE 21st Avenue, Milwaukie, OR 97222 http://www.milwaukie.lib.or.us
For more information, call (503) 786-7580


Sunday, March 7th
Koto Workshop
Epworth United Methodist Church, 1333 S.E. 28th Ave., Portland, OR 97214
1 pm
For more information, call Michael Walcott (971) 235-2478


Saturday, March 20th
Private Wedding Party (sorry, this is not open to public)
Oregon Electric Station, Eugene Oregon


Wednesday, March 24th at 11 am
Friday, March 26th at 1 pm
Koto Performance at PDX (Open to public)
PDX Portland International Airport at Clock Tower on the departing floor


Friday, April 16th
Artist Stephen White's Luminessence "Light Sculptures" Artist's Reception
Mitsuki will play as a guest artist.

Springfield Museum, 590 Main St Springfield, OR
5:30 pm
More info: (541) 726-2300


Friday, April 23rd
Koto Performance at PDX (Open to public)
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
PDX Portland International Airport at Clock Tower on the departing floor
Free Admission


Saturday, April 24th
Haru-Matsuri at Sheridan Japanese School
Sheridan Japanese School, 430 SW Monroe St., Sheridan, OR 97378
10 am - 4 pm
More info: (503) 843-3400


Friday, April 30th
Koto Performance at PDX (Open to public)
2 pm - 5 pm
PDX Portland International Airport at Clock Tower on the departing floor
Free Admission


Friday, May 12th
Mitsuki Dazai Solo Koto at PDX Clock Tower
Noon - 3 pm
PDX Portland International Airport
Free Admission


Sunday, May 16th
Duo Koto
Mitsuki Dazai & Yukiko Vossen
Special Guests: LeeAnn Sterling & Peter Zisa
3:00 pm
Weigand Recital Hall (3rd Floor of B.P. John Administration Building)
Marylhurst University, 17600 Pacific Highway (Hwy 43)
For more information, call (360) 600-8095
Admission ?ree but donations appreciated


Wednesday May 26th - Saturday May 29th
Mitsuki Dazai on koto at Sushi PURE for their 1st Anniversary
6 pm - 8 pm
Weigand Recital Hall (3rd Floor of B.P. John Administration Building)
5th Street Market, 296 E 5th St, Eugene, OR 97401
For more information, call (541) 654-0608
Enjoy music with delicious Japanese cuisine!!


Monday, July 12th
Lecture & Demonstration of Japanese Koto for OLLI
(Osher Life-long Learning Institute at University of Oregon)
Baker Center at the University of Oregon campus
1:30 pm
Sorry, this event is not open to the public.


2009 Performances

Free Performances at Selected Libraries

Beginning in January and running through March, Mitsuki is giving several free performances at selected libraries.
This is a part of their celebration of Oregon Reads 2009* which focus on Japanese culture.

If you live close and have the opportunity, please make plans to visit
one of these uniquely intimate library performances and enjoy her koto music!
                January
    16th (Fri) 6:30 PM Corvallis Library

February
    3rd (Tue) 7 PM Lake Oswego Public Library
    9th (Mon) 6:30 PM West Linn Public Library
    21st (Sat) 10 AM Hillsdale Library

March
    7th (Sat) 1 PM Astoria Library
    10th (Tue) 7 PM Salem Library
    15th (Sun) 3 PM Lincoln City Library

                
* The selected book is Stubborn Twig, written by Eugene author Lauren Kessler.
Stubborn Twig is the true story of three generations of a Japanese-American family,
spanning across the 20th century in Hood River, Portland and Eugene.

Mitsuki's Additional Performances in January & February 2009

January 17th (Sat)
Japan Night at the University of Oregon
with her student, Ariyon Kawai

February 14th (Sat)
Asian Celebration with her students
Zinta Sovers & Ariyon Kawai



April 11th 3 PM - 5 PM
Special Event for Japanese-American Community
Portland Japanese Garden
Members Only


April 14th 11:30 AM
Koto Performance for the Japanese Culture Club
Columbia Basin College
2600 North 20th Ave., Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 547-0511
Free Admission


April 19th 2 PM
Japanese Koto Music Performance
At Hollywood Library
4040 NE Tillamook St., Portland, OR 97212
(503) 988-5391
Free Admission


April 24th 7 PM
The Dragon Kiln Crosses Cultures
Jack Troy (Lecture)
Mitsuki Dazai (Japanese Koto Performance)
Performing Art Center of Clatsop Community College
1653 Jerome Avenue, Astoria, OR 97103
Open to the Public
More information, call Richard Rowland (503) 338-2449
or email Any Hankins ccc-ceramicworkshops@live.com


April 25th 1:30 PM
Sakura Festival At Uwajimaya Plaza
Mitsuki Dazai, Yukiko Vossen & Aki Kitagawa
10500 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, Beaverton, OR 97005
(503) 643-4512
Free Admission


June 7th 2 PM
Showcase of Japanese Music
Performed by Zinta Sovers (koto, shamisen, 17 string bass koto)
Mituski Dazai (koto, 17 string bass koto)
& Larry Tyrrell (shakuhachi)
Oregon Latvian Center
5500 SW Dosch Rd, Portland, OR
(503) 246-9482


June 20th 3 PM
Private Wedding Party
Junction City, OR


June 23th 7:15 PM
Mitsuki's solo performance
for the resident of Holladay Park Plaza, Portland, OR


June 28th 2:00 PM
Oriental Culture Showcase
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
at the University of Oregon campus
Eugene, OR


July 9th 6:00 PM
Private Party
Portland Japanese Garden
Portland, OR


Friday, July 10th
Mitsuki's solo Performance
Portland Japanese Garden
Portland, OR


Thursday, August 6th
Hiroshima/Nagasaki Commemoration Event
Alton Baker Park, Eugene, OR
6:30 PM Community Potluck
8:30 PM Walk to pond for lantern ceremony with koto music by Mitsuki Dazai
Organized by Justice Not War Coalition, CALC, etc.
For more information JNW (541) 521-0596 or CALC (541) 485-1755

Summer's Highlight!!


Friday, August 7th, 7 PM
PROUD PAPA PRODUCTIONS & THE NEW DREAM DAY CARE CENTER
Proudly Present

Koto Player/Instructor/Recording Artist MITSUKI DAZAI
& Singer/Songwriter/Recording Artist SIMONE WHITE

At The New Dream Day Care Center
1295 W. 18th (corner of Polk & 18th), Eugene, OR
This is a rare opportunity to hear this pair of accomplished musicians on the same program.
Parking: There is limited parking at the center.
Additional parking is located across 18th at the Lutheran church or along 17th.
Refreshments: In the spirit of a "house concert"
we suggest attendees bring snacks and beverages to share during intermission.
RSVP: For those of you who have responded a seat is being reserved.
For those of you who are coming but haven't responded,
please do so in order to be assured of a seat for this concert.
Contact Stephen White/Proud Papa Productions
3400 View Ln., Eugene, OR 97405. Call (541) 344-2124
Suggested Donation: $10-$20 - All donations will go to the artists.
B.Y.O.Cushion: Seating is on metal folding chairs.
If your comfort requires it, please bring your own cushion.

Saturday, September 5th
Private Wedding Party
Vancouver, WA


Thursday, September 17th
Theodore Marie Annual Dinner
Eugene Country Club, Eugene, OR
6 PM-8 PM
Sorry, this event is not open for public


Saturday, September 26th
Festival Japan
Uwajimaya Plaza, 10500 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy, Beaverton, OR 97005
For more information contact JASO (Japan America Society of Oregon) (503) 552-8811
or visit www.jaso.org


Sunday, September 27th
Mitsuki Dazai Performs with the Koto
Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Street Hood River, 97031
3 PM - 4 PM
Donation Appreciated.
I am very excited to perform at the beautiful Hood River community center.
I will play my favorite selection of koto music from traditional to contemporary.
For more information, call (541) 387-8877 or visit the website:
http://www.columbiaarts.org/more-arts/2009/09-05/mitsukiDazai.html


October 2nd, 3rd and 4th 6-8:30 PM
O-Tsukimi: Moonviewing
Portland Japanese Garden
For reservation, call (503) 542-0280
or email events@japanesegarden.com
For more information visit www.japanesegarden.com/events/moonviewing


Tuesday, October 27th
World Harmony-Musical Instrument from Around the Globe:
Museum of Natural and Cutural History 1680 East 15th Ave., University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403
This is one of the special events of the exhibit with a panel of several of the artists including Mitsuki.
For more information, call (541) 346-3116 or visit the website:
http://natural-history.uoregon.edu


Friday, December 11th
Reception to Honor Bruce Brenn
Chair of the Advisory Board, Center for Japanese Studies, PSU.
Mr. Brenn was recently recognized by the Government of Japan with the Order of the Rising Sun
for his lifelong service in promoting education about and business relations with Japan.
The Shogun's Gallery (1111 NW 23rd Ave. Portland, OR 97210)
7:15 PM - 9:45 PM
Sorry, this event is not open to the public.


Ongoing Through December 20th
"World Harmony: Musical Instruments From Around The Globe"
Mitsuki's instrument is displayed at Museum of Natural and Cultural History
on the University of Oregon campus.
1680 East 15th Ave. Eugene, OR 97403
For more information call (541) 346-3024
or visit http://natural-history.uoregon.edu/Pages/world_harmony.html
This is a very interesting exibit and you should not miss it!


2008 Performances

Full House in France!

 Mitsuki had a tour in France with International Harmonica virtuoso Joe Powers (www.joepowers.com). This unique combination was truly welcomed at the Harmonica Sur Cher (International Harmonica Festival) on the 3rd of May. Mitsuki was invited to this festival in conjunction with the 150th year anniversary of the Japan-France relationship. She also performed at Maison du Japon in Paris on the 4th of May.

"It was a very exciting tour and I really enjoyed introducing the koto to a new audience. I'm honored to play with Joe Powers, whose musical talent brought him back to the festival for the second year.

I would like to express my thanks to Ms. Miwa Lieberherr and Ms. Kimiko King from PanMusica www.panmusica.net. They did a wonderful job building a communication bridge beween America and France. I also appreciate the support of the Consulate General of Japan in Portland, Oregon, and Northwest Airlines. Traveling with the koto is always difficult but their efforts made the trip a smooth one." Mitsuki

Mitsuki traveled to Eastern Europe in February!
As a member of "Koto & Shakuhachi Quintet", she traveled to Belgrade, Serbia, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Zagreb, Croatia with five performances and one workshop.

Mitsuki performed at the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho
on 29th of February and 1st of March.
She played some solo repertoire
and also improvised with a guitarist Craig Green.

10th of July
Mitsuki performed at the Portland Japanese Garden
45th Anniversary Garden Gala. 		     

August 2008 Performances

First Friday At The Library

Misuki's Solo Performance

Eugene Public Library, 10th & Olive Streets
Eugene, Oregon

Friday, August 1, 2008
6:00 pm «» Free admission!


Hiroshima/Nagasaki Commemoration

During the floating of the commemorative candles, people will be asked to reflect on the hope that nuclear weapons will never be used again and to make a wish for peace. Mitsuki will perform at the celemony at dusk but the event start at 7 pm.

Alton Baker Park, Downtown
Eugene, Oregon

Wednesday, August 6, 2008
7:00 pm «» Free admission


Yerba Buena Garden Festival

Mitsuki will perform as a member of Sawai Koto School

San Francisco, California

Thursday, August 14, 2008
12:30 pm

For more information, please visit www.ybgf.org/index.php

Some Previous Performances

Mitsuki's Solo Performance

At The Sakura Festival

Uwajimaya Plaza
10500 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy.
Beaverton, Oregon

Saturday, April 19, 2008
11:00 am
For More Information: (503) 643-4512



Mitsuki's Solo Performance

At The Ceramic Showcase by Oregon Potters Association

Oregon Convention Center
On MAX Light Rail line
777 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Portland, Oregon

Friday, April 25, 2008
7:00 pm
For More Information visit www.oregonpotters.org

Uwajimaya 10th Anniversary
Saturday, 17th of May at Uwajimaya Plaza

Moonviewing Event
Sunday through Tuesday, 14th-16th of September at the Portland Japanese Garden

An Evening of Japanese Music

Special Guests
Kazue Sawai (koto, jushichigen)
Peter Hill (shakuhachi)
Joe Powers (harmonica)

Kazue Sawai is a 17-string bass koto player (as well as a player of the standard 13-string) with a wide repertoire ranging from koto classics to contemporary commissioned works as well as collaborations with jazz musicians. She began her studies at the age of eight with Michio Miyagi and graduated from Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music. She made her debut at a joint recital with her husband, Tadao Sawai. Along with her husband, she is a co-founder of the Sawai Koto Institute in Tokyo.

"Kazue Sawai is a Vladimir Horowitz of the Koto!" -Michael Hoppe, Grammy Award nominated composer .

Thursday, January 17, 2008
7:00 pm doors 7:30 pm show, All Ages, Free Parking

University of Portland Buckley Center Auditorium
5000 N. Willamette Boulevard Portland, Oregon
Free Parking

TICKETS: $15 advance, $20 at the door

For more information: Producer Mitsuki Dazai (541) 513-6417 www.kotomelodies.com
or Shogun's Gallery (503) 224-0328 www.shogunsgallery.com

Marylhurst University Faculty Recital

Mitsuki Dazai performs traditional Japanese music on the koto

Wednesday, November 14, 2007 - 12:30 pm

Marylhurst University, Wiegand Recital Hall
17600 Pacific Highway (HWY 43) Marylhurst, Oregon

TICKETS: Free Admission

For information, call 503-699-6263

Sounds of Japan: Shakuhachi & Koto

Traditional and modern music
with Koto Artist Mitsuki Dazai
and Shakuhachi Master Peter Hill

Saturday, November 3rd, 2007 - 2 PM

Oregon Buddhist Temple
3720 SE 34th Avenue, Portland, Oregon

TICKETS: $10 Bento Box $10
Tickets also available at Shogun's Gallery: 1111 NW23rd, Portland, OR (503-224-0328)
Following the performance, those who have reserved a bento are invited to join us as we meet our performers.

Questions: 503 345 8543 or ttomiko@yahoo.com
541-513-6417 or mizki@centurytel.net

The University of Oregon School of Music and Dance Presents

World Music Series

Music of JAPAN

Mitsuki Dazai, koto    Peter Hill, shakuhachi

Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 - 8:00 p.m.

GERLINGER ALUMNI LOUNGE
1484 University St. - Eugene, Oregon

TICKETS: $12 General Admission, $8 Students & Seniors; available at the door.
Gerlinger is wheelchair accessible; for special seating needs, call Janet Stewart at 346-5679.
www.music.uoregon.edu

Mitsuki Dazai is a graduate of Japan's renowned Kunitachi College of Music, and completed studies in traditional and contemporary koto music at the Ikuta School and the Sawai Koto Conservatory. She is active in solo and ensemble concerts and festivals throughout the U.S. and Japan. Mitsuki's musical background is diverse as a performer, innovator, and arranger. Her performances often incorporate western, pop, and improvisational elements, challenging the many voices of the koto.

Peter Hill is one of the foremost performers and authorities on the shakuhachi outside of Japan. He began his studies in Kyoto in 1988, eventually spending seven years learning from master players, including grandmaster Yokoyama Katsuya, from whom he received his master teaching license. In 2002 Solo and duet presentation of Japanese music, from traditional to contemporary Hill won first prize in the New King of Shakuhachi Competition in Tokyo - the first foreign player to win this prize.

FREE Lecture-Demo Saturday, Oct. 27 - 3 p.m. Gerlinger Alumni Lounge

For more info, contact Mark Levy at 346-2852 or e-mail mlevy@uoregon.edu
Co-sponsors: Japan Foundation, UO Center for Asian & Pacific Studies,
UO Office of International Programs, and Oregon Humanities Center

62nd Anniversary Hiroshi & Nagasaki Commemoration

Hello!
I just want to let you know that I will perform on Sunday, the 5th of August at Alton Baker Park (at the Duck Pond) around 8:30PM for the 62nd Anniversary Hiroshima & Nagasaki Commemoration.

I moved to Eugene area in May of 2002. In August, I read an article about this event on Register Guard and, as a Japanese, I was very impressed and moved...
The next year I got a phone call and was asked to play at this event and since then I join them every year.
I play my koto at the lantern ceremony.
It is a special moment as a musician.. playing my instrument praying for the peace.
I know that in the US, there are people from whole over the world. They have different background, different culture, different language, different religion, and different politics.

But there must be a time we should forget about the DIFFERENCE and just hope to have a peaceful world.

For me, this is the time.

If you want to share the special time with me, please come!

For more information, call JNW 521-0596 or CALC 485-1755.

Sincerely,
Mitsuki Dazai

Friday, June 22nd at Seattle's Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park

A KOTO-SHAKUHACHI DIALOGUE

Hougaku means traditional Japanese music, from the Zen-inspired solo shakuhachi (bamboo flute) pieces of the Komuso, the "Monks of Nothingness" of medieval Japan, to the ethereal solo koto (harp) pieces of the Edo period (1603-1867), to dynamic modern works of the late 20th century. as Peter Hill (shakuhachi) and Mitsuki Dazai (koto) present solo pieces and duets that range across the whole palette of this wonderfully rich musical tradition.

About the Artists

Seattle's own Peter Hill spent 7 years in Japan studying the shakuhachi with some of Japan's best players, including grandmaster Katsuya Yokoyama, and is one of only a handful of shakuhachi players outside of Japan to have mastered what is often called the world's most expressive (and difficult) wind instrument. His performances have thrilled and mesmerized audiences both here and in Japan, and he has won some of the highest praise and honors ever bestowed on a non-Japanese player.

Majoring in classical voice at renowned Kunitachi College of Music in Tokyo, Mitsuki Dazai was drawn to non-western traditional music. Fascination with ethnomusicology brought her full-circle to the traditional instrument of her own country, the koto. Noting the cultural veneration for this instrument, she pursued studies in contemporary koto music under modern Koto Masters Tadao Sawai and Kazue Sawai. Her musical resume is both diverse and extensive: composing, arranging, innovating and performing koto music in different styles and venues.

Doors open at 7:30PM and the performance begins at 8PM.
Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 advancepurchase, and $10 for students and seniors.

Seattle's Asian Art Museum
1400 East Prospect Street
Volunteer Park
Seattle, WA 98112-3303
For advance ticket purchases or further information email pnwshakuhachi@yahoo.com or call 206-276-4802

Past Performances

2007 Performances

4/21 Sakura Festival at Uwajimaya Plaza in Beaverton, OR
3/31 Mitsuki Dazai's CD Release Party Oregon Wine Warehouse in Eugene, OR
3/24 Mistuki Dazai's CD Release Party Shogun's Gallery in Portland, OR
2/24, 25 "Music of the Far East Redux" Concert of Choral Arts Ensemble in Portland, OR
2/17 Asian Celebration in Eugene, OR
2/12 Chante'n Chante concert in Tokyo, Japan
1/31 "Music At Midweek " at University of Portland, OR
1/26 "Music Today" at University of Oregon in Eugene, OR

2006 Performances

11/6 An Evening of Japan's Musical Heritage at Whitsell Auditorium Portland Art Museum in Portland, OR
10/26 Boise State University in ID
9/29 Sawai Kazue concert in Seattle, WA
8/5 Obon Festival at Buddhist Temple in Portland, OR
7/13 Oregon Bach Festival at Hult Center in Eugene, OR
6/26, 27 Zen Music of Japan in Seattle, WA
6/24 World Beat Festival, Salem, OR
5/27 Ensemble East & West at Eastern Oregon University, OR
5/13 "World of Songs" at Portland Conservatory of Music in Portland, OR
4/22 Sakura Festival in Beaverton, OR
3/17, 18 Koto Phase concerts in Chicago, IL
3/2, 3 Japan Festival in Boise, IH
2/18 Asian Celebration in Eugene, OR
1/22,25 Ensemble East & West concerts in Portland, OR

2005 Performances

10/1 Agnieszka Laska Dancers "Autumn" Majestic Theater in Corvallis, OR
9/17 Festival Japan in Portland, OR
8/27 Moriah Rendezvous in Sheridan, OR
7/24 Art & Wine Festival in Portland, OR
6/25 Art Festival in Roseburg, OR
6/12 Musical Moment 05 in Portland, OR
5/30 Folklife Festival, Seattle, WA
5/7, 8 Koto Phase concert "Hibiki" in Chicago, IL
4/30 Sakura Festival in Beaverton, OR
2/15 Asian Celebration in Eugene, OR

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