【русская эротика и порнография】Enter to watch online.GVJCI Matsuri Makes a Comeback

The Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute’s Matsuri Fundraiser returned on June 24 after being sidelined during the pandemic.

The festival featured food, entertainment, martial arts demonstrations, games for kids, bingo, a raffle, a plant sale, a beer garden, and a white elephant sale, all organized by GVJCI’s member organizations.

The GVJCI board, staff, interns and volunteers all contributed to making the fundraiser a success.

This year’s sponsors included King’s Hawaiian (gold); U.S. Bank (silver); AFIA Insurance Services, Nikkei Credit Union, Mabuhay Credit Union, B&G House of Printing Inc., AHTKY Insurance Agency, JINS, Rascals Teriyaki Grill, Luther Burbank Savings, Kaji & Associates (bronze); Sapporo Premium Beer, Tanaka Farms (product).

Photos by J.K. YAMAMOTO/Rafu Shimpo (except where noted)

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