29th Annual Oregon Lane Events Center, Eugene Saturday 10am

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29th Annual
Oregon
Lane Events Center, Eugene Saturday 10am-7pm, Sunday 10am-6pm
Adults $6/day, $10 both days, 12 & Under Free www.asiancelebraon.org
Presented by the Eugene-Springfield Asian Council. Sponsored by
eugene & springfield
asian council
Our Mission
Creating
Opportunities
for
Friendship
Among All
People
Our mission is to foster friendship and
harmonious relations among all people,
by presenting events that stimulate
understanding of Asian and AsianAmerican cultures.
Our Events
Events include the Asian Celebration, the
Asian Kite Festival, the Obon Festival,
Eugene Celebration, and many other
community conversations.
Membership
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Marvy Schuman
President
Mike Takahashi
Ardyn Wolfe
Vice President
Elton Villanueva
Brian Katsura
Treasurer
Chau Nguyen
Assistant Treasurer
Anselmo Villanueva
Secretary
Jodi Willis
Assistant Secretary
Sing Lee
Mui Meng Chen
Membership is open to anyone interested
in Asian or Asian-American cutlure. If
this sounds like something you would like
to join, contact us at 541-225-5982 or via
email at [email protected].
Matthew Yook
Thaston Riklon
Visit us at
Peter Shum
www.AsianCouncil.org
Jen Jen Hwang-Shum
Yen-Chu Huberd
Frances Kucera
Like us on Facebook.com/AsianCouncil
Lori Rarey
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CUT HERE TO MAIL APPLICATION WITH PAYMENT.
Lifetime Asian Council Membership Form
Become a member of the Asian Council. Paid membership
entitles you to receive notices of cultural and community
events and the right to vote for the Council Board of
Directors. Make checks payable to the “Asian Council”.
Mail form to: P.O. Box 51117, Eugene, Oregon 97405
Membership
1-Time Fee
❑ Individual
$5
❑ Family
$10
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CONTENTS
MELISSA NOLLEDO PHOTOGRAPHY
Main Stage & Atrium Stage 4-5
Children’s Room . . . . . . . . . 6
Sponsored by Copic Markers/Imagination International
Martial Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Community Network Room. . 8
Chairpersons David Tam & Ardyn Wolfe
Site
Ken Nagao, Miriam Lasalita
Finance
Marvy Schuman, Chau Nguyen,
Nate Adamski
Host/Tickets Frances Kucera
Publicity/ Carrie Matsushita, Marvy Schuman,
Sponsors
David Tam, Nia Wong, Ardyn Wolfe
Advertising Marvy Schuman, Carrie Matsushita
Main Stage Roger Yamaguchi, Ken Nagao, Nia Wong
Food Court Mike Takahashi, Tony Ngo, Tyler Woods
Marketplace Sing Lee, Crystal Zhuo
Art Exhibit Thaston Riklon
Crafts
Kathy Hoy
Children’s Shann Ormsbee, Jean Lee,
Room
Arun Toke, Misa Joo
Martial Arts Alan Best
Asian Heritage Stephen Williamson
Cooking
Maria Clark Warren, Jodi Willis,
Demos
Maki Doolittle
Security
David Tam
Volunteers Misa Joo
General Services David Tam
Guide Editor Marvy Schuman
Graphics
Steven Mueller
Poster
Marianne Walker,
Illustration Imagination International
Website
Lori Rarey
Community Matthew Yook, Eric Richardson,
Room
Misa Joo
Kumoricon Room . . . . . . . . 8
Asian Heritage & Justice. . . 9
Art Exhibits . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
0
Sponsored by Arts and Business Alliance
Crafts & Demonstrations . . .11
Cooking Demonstrations . . . 1
3
Sponsored by Kikkoman & Sunrise Market
Asian Marketplace . . . . 14-15
Food Court. . . . . . . . . . . . .17
At the Historical Museum . .18
About Our Theme . . . . . . . .19
Partner Events . . . . . . . . . 20
Asian Resource Directory. . .22
Site Map . . . . . . . . back cover
THE 2014 OREGON
ASIAN CELEBRATION COMMITTEE
Sponsored by Asian Pacific American Student Union,
UO; Pacific Asian Community Alliance; Pride Founda tion; and Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon
ABOUT THE EUGENE/SPRINGFIELD ASIAN COUNCIL
MISSION: The mission of the Eugene/Springfield Asian Council is to create opportunities which foster friendships and
harmonious relations among all people by presenting events
and activities that will stimulate a better understanding of
Asian and Asian-American cultures.
MEMBERSHIP: Membership is open to anyone. For more information please call 541-913-1965.
GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS: A portion of the proceeds generated from the Oregon Asian Celebration are awarded each
year to organizations that support the mission of the Eugene
Springfield Asian Council. Proceeds also are given to the
Asian-American Foundation of Oregon for four college scholarship awards to deserving graduating high school students
and/or college students.
Please visit www.asiancouncil.org or check us out on Facebook. For more information email [email protected].
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main stage
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Performances subject to change.
For updates, visit www.asiancelebration.org.
Emcees: Ken Nagao & Nia Wong
10:00 WAKA DAIKO
Young adult taiko drumming,
Jean Lee, coach
10:15 CHINESE LION DANCERS
Chinese American Benevolent Association
Tri Tran & Jason Mak, coaches
10:30
WELCOME REMARKS
and acknowledgement of sponsors,
Kitty Piercy, mayor, City of Eugene;
Pete Sorenson, Lane County Commissioner
10:50 YUJIN GAKUEN Songs & dances by
Eugene 4J Japanese immersion school
Noon
KOREAN CHILDREN’S FAN DANCE
Marriage dance through the eyes of
children, Korean Central Covenant
Church, Pastor Byung Jun, coordinator
12:30 EUGENE CHINESE SCHOOL
Traditional Chinese songs & dance,
Jen-Jen Hwang-Shum, principal
1:00 IRON MANGO ORCHESTRA & GUESTS
Hawaiian & contemporary music
on ‘ukulele
1:30
LEGONG KERTON PLAYON
Traditional Balinese dance;
Bonnie Simoa, Amanda Canepa,
Erin Elder, Sara Smith, dancers, LCC
2:20 INDONESIAN PERFORMING ARTS OF
OREGON, Indonesian traditional dance
& music, Novi Leigh, dancer
Sponsored by the Indonesian Consulate General,
San Francisco, California
2:50 HALAU HULA O NA PUA O HAWAI’I NEI
Hula dancing by the “flowers of Hawai‘i”
led by Pekelo Day & Akiko Colton
3:45 MITSUKI DAZAI & FRIENDS, traditional
& contemporary Japanese Koto music
4:40
UO INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL SERVICE
PROGRAM, international music & dance
5:00 WAKA DAIKO
Eugene young adult taiko drumming,
Kathy Cunningham, director
5:20 ISLAND ARTS & SWEET ALOHA
Hawaiian music & dance, Kumu Iwalani,
cultural & music director
5:45 ZAC WOLFE GROUP
Instrumental jazz & contemporary music
on guitar, congas, & percussion
6:10 UO WUSHU CLUB, martial arts to music
6:30 PORTLAND TAIKO, Classical Japanese
drumming with original music,
Michelle Fujii, artistic director
Also see the following pages for performances on the
Children’s Room and Martial Arts stages.
ATRIUM
stage
1:00 &JORDAN SCHNITZER
1:30 PUPPET TROUPE
3:00 ZAC WOLFE & VALTER DE SILVA,
guitar & percussion jazz
11:00 CHINESE YOYO TEAM, Greater Portland
Assoc. of Chinese Language Schools
4:00 CULTURAL FUSION DANCE,
Chau Nguyen, director
Noon CHINESE YOYO TEAM, Greater Portland
Assoc. of Chinese Language Schools
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2:00 LEARN ABOUT CHINESE LION DANCE &
PERFORMANCE by CABA Lion Dance Troupe
main stage
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Performances subject to change.
For updates, visit www.asiancelebration.org.
Emcees: Ken Nagao & Nia Wong
10:00 WAKA DAIKO, young adult taiko drumming
Jean Lee, coach
10:20 CHINESE LION DANCERS
Chinese American Benevolent Association
10:35
WELCOME REMARKS & acknowledgement
of sponsors, Christine Lundburg, mayor,
City of Springfield; Sid Leiken, Lane
County Commissioner
10:55
GAMELAN SARI PANDHAWA
Percussion ensemble performs
Javanese music & LCC dance troupe
performs Balinese dance;
Ken Jennings, music director,
Bonnie Simoa, LCC dance director
Noon AHIRU DAIKO, UO Taiko Club
Martin Kovach, administrator
12:20 NEPALESE COMMUNITY OF PORTLAND,
dance & music, Daya Shakya, coordinator
12:45 AMERICANISTAN, Middle Eastern dance
troupe, Denise Gilbertson, director
1:35 MASUMI TIMSON, NORIKO DOZONO,
KAORI DORRES & RICHARD CRANDELL
Japanese koto & African mbira
2:35
CEBUANO-SPEAKING DANCERS OF SALEM
Traditional Philippines music & dance
Mariasa Newnam, coordinator
3:05
NATUARPANA SCHOOL OF DANCE
South Indian classical dance
Priya Cardan, coordinator
3:25 JA LA NOUR, Middle Eastern dance
Annette O’Brien & Lola Powell, directors
4:15 BHANGRA DANCE
Northern India dance, Sat Pavan Khalsa,
teacher & choreographer
5:10 KE ALAULA, Hawaiian music & dance,
Leilani Beymer, coordinator & instructor
5:30 EUGENE TAIKO
Taiko drumming & shakuhachi,
Lois Yoshishige, spokesperson
Also see the following pages for performances on the
Children’s Room and Martial Arts stages.
ATRIUM
stage
1:00 &JORDAN SCHNITZER
1:30 PUPPET TROUPE
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
3:00 HOW TO MAKE INSTANT INDOOR
BONSAI FROM HOME IMPROVEMENT
STORE PLANTS by Mary Corrington
Noon LEARN ABOUT CHINESE LION DANCE &
4:00 LEARN ABOUT CHINESE LION DANCE &
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children’s room
South of the Exhibit Hall.
Sponsored by Copic Markers/Imagination International.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
The Children’s Room offers a fun, interactive and
educational time for young people. Try crafts at
the Fun & Messy Tables, meet Main Stage and
Martial Arts performers up close, or browse the
wonderful poetry and art by local youth.
FUN & MESSY TABLES
Open 11 am-12:30 pm & 3-4 pm both days
• Gotaku fish printing with Arthurina Fears,
sponsored by Jordan Schnitzer Art Museum, UO
• Manga coloring with Marianne Walker, spon sored by Copic Markers (afternoons only).
• Origami with Terry Pleger & Emerald Henderson
• Cat ears workshop with Kumoricon
• Other activities by LCC International Club and
Asian Pacific Islander Student Union
GALLERY
Open 11 am-4 pm both days
Poetry and art submitted by school children.
Coordinated by Arun Toke, editor of Skipping Stones multicultural magazine, and co-sponsored
by Copic Markers/Imagination International
CHILDREN’S ROOM STAGE
Noon
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
Sheridan Japanese School Taiko Group,
Kathryn Mueller, principal
Ha-lau Hula O Na- Pua O Hawai‘i Nei, Pekelo Day & Akiko Colton, leaders
Waka Daiko Youth Taiko, Jean Lee, coach
CABA Lion Dancers,
Chinese Dance from the Willamette
Chinese School, Hong Li, coordinator
Eugene Chinese School
Jen-Jen Hwang-Shum, principal
Fan Dance with Chau Nguyen
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Noon
12:30
1:00
1:30
2:00
Sheridan Japanese School Taiko Group,
Kathryn Mueller, principal
Fan Dance with Chau Nguyen
Ahiru Daiko, University of Oregon
CABA Lion Dancers,
Yoga with Chelsea Knight, Hard Core Yoga
Best Martial Arts Institute
Specialized programs for
children, teens, and adults
Beginners’ classes start each month
Call to schedule a free trial lesson
Month-to-month membership
New, bigger location!
No initiation fees
795 Almaden St.
(2 blocks east of Chambers)
www.bmai.org
541-345-0684
Karate Taekwondo Judo Aikido
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martial arts
On the Martial Arts Stage.
10:00Chinese Lion Dancers
10:30Waka Daiko
11:00Craig Chee, Sarah Maisel &
Milo Fultz, ‘ukulele music
11:30Chinese Dance
Corvallis Acad. of Ballet
Noon U.S. Taekwondo College
12:30RMA Martial Arts & Fitness
1:00 Tai Chi with Machiko
1:30 Moo Do Taekwondo &
Hapkido
2:00 Eastgate Kenpo Karate
2:30 Best Martial Arts Institute
3:00 Aikido of Eugene
3:30 Northwest Martial Arts
4:00 Duer’s ATA Martial Arts
4:30 McKenzie Martial Arts
5:30 Iron Mango
6:00 Eugene Taiko
6:30 Bhangra Dance
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
10:00Chinese Lion Dancers
10:30Waka Daiko
11:00Craig Chee, Sarah Maisel &
Milo Fultz, ‘ukulele music
11:30Performance Martial Arts
Academy
Noon Eastgate Kenpo Karate
12:30Duer’s ATA Martial Arts
1:00 McKenzie Martial Arts
1:30 Best Martial Arts Institute
2:00 Aikido of Eugene
2:30 U.S. Taekwondo College
3:00 Tai Chi with Machiko
3:30 Moo Do Taekwondo & Hapkido
4:00 U of O WUSHU Club
4:30 Zac Wolfe Group
5:30 Chinese Lion Dancers
MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATORS
School
Phone #
Aikido of Eugene
(541) 345-0684
(541) 345-0684
Duer’s ATA Martial Arts (541) 345-3018
Eastgate Kenpo Karate (541) 747-3181
McKenzie Martial Arts (541) 729-2455
Moo Do Taekwondo & Hapkido
(541) 345-4132
Northwest Martial Arts Academy
(541) 912-9099
Performance Martial Arts Academy
(541) 733-4599
RMA Martial Arts & Fitness
(541) 344-0404
Tai Chi with Machiko (541) 683-8626
U.S. Taekwondo College (541) 344-2715
Instructor
Chuck Hauk
Alan Best
Russ Duer
Art Copple/
Frank Pollara
Adam Roberts
Tim Greathouse
Ryan Kelly
Ryan Cunningham
George Snodgrass
Machiko Shirai
James Lee
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community Network room
North of the Performance Hall, next to Kumoricon.
Co-sponsors: Asian Pacific American Student Union,
UO; Pacific Asian Community Alliance; Pride Foundation; Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon.
Here is a partial list of organizations involved
in this year’s Community Network Room:
•Asian Pacific Network of Oregon (APANO)
•Basic Rights of Oregon (BRO)
•DisOrient Asian American Film Festival
•Juventud FACETA
•LCC Asian Pacific Islander Student Union (APISU)
•LCC Black Student Union (BSU)
•LCC Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
•LCC MEChA
•LCC Native American Student Association (NASA)
Meet some of the movers and shakers in the
community by visiting the Community Network
Room. Local human rights and civic groups will
have information tables. Short films will be
screened showing some of the work going on
in the community and globally as well as films
that will powerfully inform.
•National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP)
•Pacific & Asian Community Alliance (PACA)
and LCC Rites of Passage
•UO Asian Pacific American Student Union
(APASU)
•UO Multicultural Center (MCC)
•UO MEChA
•Winnemem Support Group of Oregon Wild
Salmon Run
kumoricon room
North of the Performance Hall, next to Community Room.
Open 11 am-5 pm
Visit the Kumoricon room for a little taste of
the anime convention experience. Kumoricon
is a 3-day anime convention that got its start
down here in Eugene, and this weekend we are
bringing some of the fun back with us. There
will be video gaming and karaoke all weekend,
and as always, cosplay is encouraged.
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From DDR to Mario Kart, we will be offering a
variety of video games for you to enjoy. Play as
a group of friends or on your own. Or, check out
our karaoke library, with choices from J-pop/Jrock to anime and video game themes. Wow the
crowd as a solo act, or sing with friends … it’s
all for fun!
Cosplay Meet-Up, Saturday at 3:00 pm: Meet
other cosplayers and maybe win a prize or two!
asian heritage & Justice
In the Exhibit Hall, eastern end.
See exhibits about explorers from Hawaii and
Tahiti at Fort Umpqua near Roseburg in 1836.
Explore why Eastern Oregon has several places
named “Owyhee,” the old spelling for “Hawai‘i.”
Learn about the massacre of Chinese gold miners
in Hells Canyon and a new memorial to honor
their memory – only the beginning of efforts to
Oregonians (outside of Oregon) was Bhagat
remember the early Chinese workers who built the Singh Thind? Living in Astoria, he helped plan
road beds and railroads that we still use today.
India’s rebellion against Britain! Do you know
Did you know that lumber was exported to Japan who Randall MacDonald was and his importance
from Marcola in 1915? Learn about a colony of
in Japan?
Japanese who did logging near Marcola and the
Learn about our Asian pioneers through rare
shameful Ping Yang School bombing in Mohawk. photos and news items.
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PHOTO COURTESY OF CURTIS IRISH
Stop by and see our collection of historic photos
and news items about early Oregon’s Asian pioneers. See exhibits of Asians in Western Oregon
as explorers, loggers, miners and farmers. This
year we have new displays about early arrivals
from the South Seas, Philippines and Hawai‘i.
art exhibits
Destini Cao: Acrylic painting
Sara Ciampa: Oil painting
Jennifer Cox: Watercolor & ink
Donna Sakamoto Crispin:
Basketry & mixed media
Steve Daniels: Ceramics
Ben Davis: Digital prints
Ellen Gabehart: Watercolors
Michiyo Goble: Ceramics
Sandi Grubbs: Chinese brush
painting
Harold Hoy: Sculpture
Kathy Hoy: Chinese brush
painting
Zoe LeCompte: Photography
Yunie Lenoue: Acrylic on
canvas
Helen Liu: Watercolors
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In the Atrium Room.
Sponsored by the Arts and Business
Alliance of Eugene
Kiahsuang Shen Lo:
Watercolor
Yvonne Manipon: Oil painting
Lei McCornack: Gourd, leather
dye, acrylic paint
Carmen McKay: Oil painting
Toshiko Mirsassihi
Mimi Nolledo: Digital painting
Carrie O’Coyle: Multimedia
Marvy Schuman: Mixed media
Katherine Thompson: Chinese
brush painting
Elizabeth Uhlig: Book Art
Regina Vergara: Watercolors
crafts & demonstrations
Along the east walls of the Exhibit
Hall. All demos are free and ongoing.
Basketry: Japanese traditions
and Pacific Northwest
sensibility infuse Donna
Sakamoto Crispin’s baskets,
vessels and sculptural pieces.
Bookbinding: Elizabeth
Uhlig demonstrates making
Japanese-style bookbindings.
Chinese Brush Painting: Brush
Dance members demonstrate
brush painting artistry. With
Kathy Hoy, Judy Moffett,
Mihwa Thornton, Sandi
Grubbs, and Teresa Logan.
Beading: Russell Morton’s Four
Seasons of Water is complete
and he has a new project. His
work is amazingly meticulous.
Pottery: Hiroshi Ogawa transforms lumps of wet clay
into bowls and pots. Jayme
Allen demonstrates throwing
big forms on a kick wheel,
making kimchee pots as they
have in Korea.
Gourds & Baskets: Lei
McCornack brings her painted Printmaking: Yuji Hiratsuka’s
thoroughly modern etchings
gourds, woven hats and
have attitude and humor.
South Pacific art to the show.
Origami: Master artists Tomo
Tsurumi and Jon McKellar
encourage children of all ages
to try the art of paper folding.
Papermaking: Aimee Yogi
returns to show us how to
make paper from cooked
plant fibers (mornings only).
Piecing & Quilting: Aimee Yogi
will be piecing and quilting
fabrics (afternoons only).
Woodblock Prints: Experience
the process of wood block
printing Walt Padgett’s beautiful landscapes of Japan and
the Northwest. His sons Arren
and Gavin assist in this craft.
Ukulele Making: Pat
Hottenstein shares his skills
in crafting this fine instrument.
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cooking demonstrations
In the southwest corner of the Food Court.
Sponsored by Kikkoman International and
Sunrise Asian Market.
MELISSA NOLLEDO
Cooking demonstrations are presented by
various community members who want to share
their culture through food. Easy to prepare,
delicious and nutritious, and very budget
friendly foods are prepared step-by-step so that
you can repeat them easily at home.
11:00 La Crepe Fruits Crepes, Sara Samano
12:30 Indonesian Satay with Peanut Sauce, Maria Clark-Warren
1:30 Taiwanese Association of Eugene
2:30 Nice and Rice, Marielena & Uvaldo Malagon
3:30 Philippine Pansit (noodles), Maria Gouveia
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
MELISSA NOLLEDO
11:00 Japanese American of Lane County
12:30 Bubble Tea, Toto Simons
2:30 Vietnamese Spiced Duck with Orange
Sauce, Kim Pham
3:30 Hot and Sour Soup, Gabe Weaver
FOR SALEin at
the INFO BOOTH
front of Main Stage
Asian Celebraon Cookbook
Asian Celebraon
185 recipes by community
Grocery Bags
members from various Asian countries.
Environmentally friendly,
Beginner to intermediate level.
22-lb. carrying weight,
Great gifts! $8 each, 3 for $20.
washable, $2 each.
Asian Celebraon T-Shirts
Keep your collection up to date!
Various prices, discounts for past years.
Also Available Online
www.asiancouncil.org [email protected]
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asian marketplace
Acupuncture For People (#33):
Community acupuncture
Acupuncture of Eugene (#21):
Acupuncture
AFS Intercultural Programs
(#16): Non-profit study abroad
program
Asian American Curriculum
Project (#64): Books
Bamboo Originals (#68):
Women & men’s bamboo
clothing
Boozy Baubles Recycled Glass
(#43): Lanterns & glass
jewelry from recycled glass
Brush Dance (#44): Asian
artwork
Bushido Designs (#48): Screen
printed samurai T-shirt
Chinese American Benevolent
Association (#90): Cultural
activity, film festival, youth
scholarship information
Chinese Art Studio (#61 & 62):
Chinese art painting supplies,
clothing, Konad Stamping nail
art, kids’ bow & arrows
Chopstick Art (#37): Recycled
chopsticks made into baskets &
other products
City of Eugene (#53): City of
Eugene programs & services
Consulate General of the
Republic of Indonesia (#108
& 115): Promotional items for
Indonesia tourism & culture
Creations 4 You (#74): Balsamic
vinegar & oil
Dancing Heron & The Gorgonis
Illustration (#13): Prints,
cards, magnets, framed prints
& originals
Debra Nash-Galpern (#9):
Acupuncture, Chinese herbal
medicine, massage
Darlene Dihel (#36): Paintings,
bookmarks, ornaments
Delight Anime & Gifts (#27):
Anime toys, accessories, plush
DisOrient Asian American Film
Festival (#91): Information
on annual film festival
DragonVine Gifts (#10): Studio
Ghibli, anime, Sanrio’s Hello
Kitty merchandise
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Throughout the Exhibit Hall.
Essence of Fire (#79): Raku
ceramics
Eugene Bonsai Society (#87
& 89): Display of different
bonsai trees & plants
Eugene/Kakegawa Sister
City Committee (#58):
Fosters with friendship with
Japanese through city to city
relationship
Fairytale Faces (#45): Face
painting
Garden Fresh Botanical (#47):
Health & beauty products
Gion Art Studio (#23):
Handmade paper, sumi-e,
suminagashi art, Japanese
calligraphy, handmade cards
Glenda L. Brown (#43): Aprons,
tote bags, potholders
Grand Products (#77): Amber,
semi-precious stone bracelets,
etc.
Heather the Painter (#2): Face
painting, Asian clothes & toys,
raw sugarcane sticks
Hiro Chiropractic (#8): Posture
analysis, health products
Jade Kingdom Creations (#40):
Jade jewelry, silver jewelry
Jane’s Treasures (#65 & 66):
Jewelry & handbags
Japanese American Association
of Lane County (#109 &
114): Japanese traditional
handmade crafts
Jennifer’s Place (#18 & 31):
Asian silk cloth, blankets, wall
scrolls, 3D artwork
Just Tao It (#56): Taoist
clothing, banners, flags
Kayoko Designs (#73):
Handcrafted jewelry with
metals & Japanese rice paper
Key To Tibet (#25): Products
from Tibet, singing bowls,
incense burners, etc.
LCC Asian Pacific Islander
Student Union (#76):
Information on support for API
culture, history & people
Lhasa Trade (#19): Tibetan
authentic collections, clothes,
scarves, jewelry
Labrang Tea Traders (#39):
Loose leaf tea & accessories
Lunarcat Studios (#71):
Handmade origami ornaments
and other Asian crafts
Luya (#6): Hats, bags, jade,
scarves
Maki Sushi Ki (#41): Wooden
sushi making tools
Matthew P. Sieradski (#51):
Acupuncturist, herbalist &
craniosacral therapist
McDonald’s of Central & Southern Oregon (#67): McDonald’s
Asian calendars, posters,
cookies, Asian scholarship info,
food BLOGs, stickers
Mertha Shoes & Accessories (#1
& 7): Original wooden shoes
design from Bali & other Asian
products
Monkey King (#26): Chinese
imports
New York Life Insurance
Company (#??): Financial
services & products
Nova Glass (#60): Hand blown
glass vases & art pieces
Oak Hill School (#69): Private
school information booth
Olive Grand (#4): Oil, vinegar
Oregon Mint (#29): Newspaper,
coupons
Performance Martial Arts
Academy (#72): Family
martial arts
Raju Harkishnani/Indian
Imports (#42): Ethnic
handcrafted sterling silver
jewelry from India, tapestries,
brass statues, clothing
Reflexology by Susan (#17):
Reflexology, therepeutic foot
massage with roots in Asian
culture
Shahi Designs Henna Tattoo
(#15): Henna tattoos & henna
cones
Silk & Stone (#34): Jewelry,
henna body art, face painting,
etc.
Smith Family Bookstore (#49 &
50): New & used books related
to Asian American culture
Stone Age (#24): Jade &
seashell jewelry, wall fans, wall
scrolls, Asian T-shirts, wood
sculptures
Sumofish (#46): T-shirts with
unique Japanese designs
Tai Chi Yoga Center &
Emperial Herb (#70): Yoga,
acupuncture, herbs
Taiwanese Association of
Eugene (#80): T-shirts,
handmade crafts, caligraphy,
bookmarks
Tam Global Consultants (#55):
International business service
Oregon Community Credit
Union (#14): Banking &
financial services
Willamette Orchid Society (#84
& 85): Orchid show
Yu International Company (#11
& 12): Cloth bags, skirts,
scarves, hats, fans, jewelry,
glass pendants, wood swords,
women’s clothing, umbrellas,
posters, backpacks
Yujin Gakuen Elementary School
(#86): 4J public school
Zambalha Jewelry (#30):
Jewelry from the Himalayan
region, clothes & bags
Zany Zoo (#116, 117, 122,
123): Exotic & domestic
animal encounter
MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOLS
Located near the Martial Arts Stage.
Best Martial Arts Institute:
Karate, taekwondo, judo,
aikido, systema
Duer’s ATA Martial Arts:
Taekwondo, krav maga
Eastgate Kenpo Karate: Kenpo
karate
McKenzie Martial Arts: Jeet
kune do, gracie jiu-jitsu, kali
Moo Do Taekwondo & Hapkido:
Taekwondo, hapkido
Northwest Martial Arts
Academy: Brazilian jiu-jitsu,
jeet kune do, kickboxing
Oregon Ki Society: Aikido
Performance Martial Arts
Academy: Brazilian jiu-jitsu,
judo, muay thai, boxing
RMA Martial Arts & Fitness:
Kung fu, Israeli-based selfdefense, fitness
U.S. Taekwondo College:
Taekwondo
(541) 954-1798
fax (541) 343-2023
[email protected]
2445 Oakmont Way
Eugene, OR 97401
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food court
Bon Mi (Vietnamese sandwich
and rice bowl): Tofu banh mi,
chicken banh mi, hot pork
banh mi, banh mi salad, bun
rice
Cafe Moka: Smoothies, frozen
strawberry lemonade, coffe,
latte, mocha
Ine’s: Cakes & coffee buns, red
bean bun, pandan cake
Kikkoman Products Sample
Booth: Free sample products of
various Kikkoman sauces over
steamed rice, soy milk products
and other products on display
La Crepe: Savory crepes (Asian
sea, ham & cheese, veggie,
chicken, prosciutto) and sweet
crepes (tropical blast, s’mores,
rum mousse)
Maynila: Lumpiang shanghai,
pork adobo, chicken adobo,
pancit bihon, bicol express,
lumpiang prito (vegetable)
Nice Rice: Nice rice (steamed
brown rice, vegetables/chicken
teriyaki), bento (steamed rice
with chicken teriyaki on top),
salad (fresh lettuce and red
cabbage with chicken on top),
sandwich (toasted bun filled
with chicken teriyaki and red
cabbage)
Oriental Village: Yakisoba
noodles, teriyaki chicken, rice,
pot stickers
Rice Plate: Yakisoba noodles, teri-
COMMERCIAL VENDORS
yaki chicken, fried rice, spring
rolls, sushi California roll,
spicy shrimp roll, vegetable
roll, corn dog, lemonade,
water
Sara’s Mexican Food: Burritos,
tacos, tamales, nachos
Taste of India: Chara masala,
veggie samosa, tandoori
chicken, chicken makhanwala,
nan bread, sag palak
Toto’ly Bubbalicious: Bubble
tea, ice cream, elephant ears,
curly fries, corn dogs, Philly
cheese steak, espresso
COMMUNITY GROUPS
Consulate of the Republic of
Indonesia: Chicken satay
with peanut sauce, rice cake,
onion crackers, Indonesian
fried rice, spicy eggs (belado),
Indonesian coffe buns,
Indonesian chiffon, red bean
buns
Japanese American Assn.
(JAA): Cotton candy, daifuku
mochi, coconut mochi, manju,
Spam musubi, teriyaki tofu
musubi, mugi-cha (barley tea)
Korean Central Covenant
Church: Bulgogi, kimchi,
kalbi, glass noodle,
potstickers, chicken, kimbab,
toppoki
Philippine American Assn.
(PAA): Chicken adobo, pancit,
lumpia, rice
Taiwanese Association of
Eugene (TAE): Bamboo leaf
rice dumplings (zongzi),
Taiwanese bubble tea
FOOD VOUCHERS IN THE FOOD COURT
The Food Court now uses food vouchers instead of cash. Vouchers must be purchased at designated booths in the Food Court and then used to pay for food.
Food vouchers are $1 each, and you can purchase as many as you like. They
are good both Saturday and Sunday of the Asian Celebration.
Unused vouchers may be returned for a refund. Please also consider donating
your unused vouchers as a way to support future Asian Celebrations.
There are voucher booths in the northwest and southeast corners of the
Food Court, and in the front hallway just outside the Food Court. They
can accept cash or credit cards. See the map on the back cover of the
program for locations.
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At the Historical museum
This display was one of
several prominent “Festivals
of Lane County” which were
featured at the Lane County
Historical Museum.
The display includes (from left
to right):
• Traditional Japanese lion’s
head mask designed and made
by Ken Nagao, which was
used by Eugene Taiko when
they performed a piece called
“Matsuri” (Celebration).
• 5’ x 9’ kite painted by Ken
Nagao depicting stylized
MEGAN LALLIER-BARRON
You can visit the museum
during the Asian Celebration.
Just exit the Food Court
through its north exit doors,
pass the exterior cooking area,
and you will get to the main
entrance of the Lane County
Historical Museum.
Japanese koi and sockeye
salmon frolicking together.
• Three fox masks made by
Ken Nagao used by dancers
accompanied by Eugene Taiko
in a piece called “Family” to
show how the sounds of the
taiko (made by Ken) brought
people of different cultures
together in friendship.
• Four of our favorite
posters created for the
Asian Celebration around a
traditional Chinese lion’s head
mask used by several groups
of our local Lion Dancers who
were trained by David Tam.
Poster art was created by Kenji
Kobayashi, Kathy Hoy, and
Marianne Walker.
April 23–27, 2014
Featuring Focus: Taiwan
and Focus: Chile
plus
The Raw and the Cooked: A Culinary Journey through Taiwan,
plus special guest Korean-French director Jung
with Approved for Adoption, and the
Adrenaline Film Project and Fringe Festival
Full program at cinemapacific.uoregon.edu in March!
Cinema Pacific is presented by the UO Arts and Administration Program and UO Academic Extension.
EO/AA/ADA institution committed to cultural diversity. © 2014 University of Oregon
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about our theme
The horse has been revered in many cultures
and religions as a sacred animal. Mythology has
even depicted it as a single-horned or winged
creature. This powerful and beautiful animal has
made possible travel and movement in all parts
of the world. Horses have transported gods and
men of all ranks throughout history and myth.
The horse symbolizes many things: power, speed,
tenacity, intuition, strength, agility, perseverance, purity, virility, fertility, travel, and money.
In itself, it is a beautiful animal – majestic
and wild, yet gentle when tamed. Many Asian
businesses have a horse painting or statue to
invite the energy of success and the ability to
leap over obstacles with grace and ease.
When you hear someone say, “you’ve got good
horse sense,” take it as a compliment. It means
having good judgment, common sense, and the
ability to make decisions quickly and soundly –
traits necessary to succeed in any enterprise.
and aspire to see the future with excitement
– leaping towards goals with the conviction,
power, and agility of the horse – that is what
we invite into our lives as we celebrate this
wondrous creature and old friend to mankind.
This year ’s theme, “Riding Into A New Era,”
invokes the energy of powerful and successful
change. The ability to move on from the past
Let us all ride into the new era of peace, happiness and success as we welcome yet another
year – the Year of the Horse!
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partner events
Springfield area and around
8th ANNUAL PACIFIC
MARTIAL ARTS CONFERENCE the Pacific Northwest.
Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014 &
Sunday, April 6, 2014
10:00 am-5:00 pm
795 Almaden St., Eugene
Free, $10 donation requested
pacificmartialartsconference.com
This is a one-of-a-kind event
that allows martial artists
to learn from a wide range
of experts from the Eugene/
Classes are 25 minutes long
with a 5-minute break in
between. Don’t miss this rare
opportunity to experience so
many styles under one roof!
Mamo is a duo of two of
Hawaii’s best modern-day
soloists, Nathan Aweau and Jeff
Peterson. They play traditional
Hawaiian music and delve into
jazz, blues, and contemporary.
MAMO AT THE SHEDD
ZAC WOLFE & CRAIG CHEE
AT PINTS FOR A CAUSE
Saturday, February 1, 2014
7:30-9:30 pm, Jacqua Hall
The Shedd, 868 High St.
Monday, Feb 10, 2014
6:00-8:00 pm
Ninkasi, 272 Van Buren
theshedd.org
Wishing All a Happy
and Prosperous 2014!
Kelly G. Higgins, AAMS®
Financial Consultant
Phone: 541-345-2366
Fax: 541-484-3311
Email: [email protected]
ninkasibrewing.com
Zac plays sophisticated guitar
jazz, while Craig plays originals
and more on ‘ukulele. A portion
of sales from this casual event
will be donated to the Asian
Celebration.
ALOHA FRIDAY: HERB
OHTA JR., CHINO MONTOYA
& KEOKI KAHUMOKU
Friday, March 14, 2014
6:00-8:00 pm
Cozmic, 199 West 8th
facebook.com/eugenealohafriday
Aloha Friday is a free monthly
gathering for people who love
Hawai’i. Three of Hawaii’s best
musicians join us in March for
a special show that includes
a concert, open mic, and talk
story with the musicians.
9th ANNUAL DISORIENT
ASIAN AMERICAN FILM
FESTIVAL OF OREGON
Friday-Sunday, April 11-13, 2014
Bijou Cinemas, 492 East 13th
disorientfilm.org or 541-870-1575
DisOrient is a social justice film
festival dedicated to deconstructing the media stereotypes of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans as “Orientals.”
We believe in the power of filmas-art to educate, heal and improve the lives of people by giving voice to their experiences.
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EYE BEAM
EVENT SERVICES
www.eyebeamevent.com
4455 Franklin Blvd.
Eugene, OR 97403
Ph: (541) 726-8803
Fax: (541) 726-3273
Best wishes for
another successful
Asian Celebration!
Video Projectors & Screens
Convention Services • Pipe & Drape
Electrical Services • Sound Systems
Lighting Equipment
Portable Staging • Stage Covers
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asian resources
Asian Celebration of Oregon
Asian Pacific American Rites of Passage (ROP)
Asian Council
LCC Asian Pacific Islander Student Union (APISU)
• David Tam, co-chairperson, [email protected]
• Ardyn Reyes Wolfe, co-chairperson, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/AsianCelebration www.asiancelebration.org
• Marvy Schuman, president, [email protected]
• Ardyn Reyes Wolfe, vice-president, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/AsianCouncil www.asiancouncil.org
Asian American Foundation of Oregon (AAFO)
• Ken Nagao, interim chairperson, [email protected]
• Angie Collas-Dean, interim vice-chair, [email protected] 541.342.3419
www.aaforegon.org
Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO)
• Kumu Iwalani, teacher, [email protected]
• Remie Calalang, coordinator, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/groups/25529510858
• Tiffany Akerele, president, [email protected] 541.214.6134
UO Asian Pacific American Student Union (APASU)
• Robby Fung, co-director, [email protected]
• Roseanna Ling, co-director, [email protected] 808.342.0623
UO Kultura Pilipinas (KP)
• Jason Mak, board member, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/APANONews www.apano.org
• Frances Palomar, co-director, [email protected]
• Demiliza Saramosing, co-director, [email protected]
Chinese American Benevolent Association (CABA)
UO Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
• Pamela Quan, president, [email protected]
• Ada Lee, vice-president, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/pages/Chinese-American-Benevolent-AssociationCABA/205072249654393 cabaoregon.wordpress.com
Council of Filipino American Associations (CFAA)
• Nhi Dao, co-director, [email protected]
• Kim Pham, co-director, [email protected]
UO Hui O Hawai’i Club
• Elena Nielsen, [email protected]
• Anselmo Villanueva, [email protected]
• Beau Acoba, co-director, [email protected]
• Tyde Kaneshiro, co-director, [email protected]
Eugene Korean Association
UO Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)
• Jin-soo Lee, [email protected] www.eugenekorean.org
Taiwanese Association of Eugene (TAE)
• Allison Apana, co-director, [email protected]
• Tyler Hi`ikua Stevenson, co-director, [email protected]
• Helen Liu, president, [email protected]
• Hue-Ping Lin, vice-president, [email protected] www.taiwaneseateugene.org
UO MultiEthnic Student Alliance (MESA)
Japanese American Association of Lane County (JAA)
UO Ahiru Daiko
• Mike Takahashi, president, [email protected]
• Bob Watada, vice-president, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/groups/20030228181 www.jaalanecounty.org
Pacific Asian Community Alliance (PACA)
• Rory Tran, administrative director, [email protected] 503.739.3242
• Alex Caves, co-artistic director, [email protected]
• Kayla Lindsey, co-artistic director, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/pages/Ahiru-Daiko/164422040243548
• Misa Joo, [email protected]
• Anselmo Villanueva, [email protected] 541.870.1575
www.facebook.com/groups/27441511692 www.pacalliance.org
UO Students of the Indian Subcontinent
Philippine American Association (PAA)
• Anselmo Villanueva, pres., [email protected] 541.870.1575
• Curtis Diama, vice-president, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/groups/30967256250 paalane.org
• Kenney Hersch, [email protected] 541-610-6132
• Kendall David Lege, [email protected], 770.680.0964
• Kevin Lai, [email protected], 503.866.7138
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, Oregon Chapter (APALA)
UO Chinese Student Scholars Association
• Theodora Ko Thompson, [email protected]
• Anselmo Villanueva, [email protected] 541.870.1575
DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon
• Anselmo Villanueva, exec. dir., [email protected] 541.870.1575
• Pamela Quan, associate director, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/DisOrientAsianAmericanFilmFestival www.disorientfilm.org
Halau Hula o Na Pua o Hawaii Nei
• Akiko Colton, [email protected], 541-653-3327
www.napuaohawaiinei.com
• Jayati Ramakrishnan, [email protected] pages.uoregon.edu/sis
UO Wushu Club
[email protected]
UO PERMIAS (Indonesian Student Association)
[email protected]
pages.uoregon.edu/permias www.facebook.com/permias.eugene
UO Japanese Student Organization
[email protected] pages.uoregon.edu/jso
UO Taiwanese Students Association
[email protected] pages.uoregon.edu/csa
Korean Students Association
Aloha Friday
Mele ‘Ohana
[email protected] pages.uoregon.edu/hksa
Island Arts
• Theodora Ko Thompson, [email protected]
• Buck Mueller, [email protected] www.facebook.com/eugenealohafriday
• Bev Hottenstein, [email protected] www.meleohana.net
• Kumu Iwalani, [email protected]
www.facebook.com/pages/Island-Arts/163800917480
UO Hong Kong Students Association
UO API Caucus, SEIU Local 503
UO Office of the Vice President for Equity and Inclusion
• Elaine Acacio, director of civic & community engagement, [email protected]
Eugene Taiko
UO Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence (CMAE)
Our Islands Conservation Center
UO Asian Pacific American Chapter, UO Alumni Association
• Lois Yoshishege, [email protected]
• Thaston Riklon & Jasmine Olson, [email protected] 541.261.0672
www.facebook.com/aelonkeinad www.tropicalwinter.org
South Eugene High School Asian Student Union (ASU)
• McKayla Reyes, president, [email protected] 541.852.1885
• Elton Villanueva, advisor, [email protected]
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• Reagan Le, academic advisor, Asian & Pacific Islander retention specialist
[email protected]
• Anselmo Villanueva, coordinator, [email protected] 541.870.1575
• Krista Chronister, [email protected]
Additional Resources
• international.uoregon.edu/international-student-groups
• www.asianreporter.com/directory2.htm
Proud to support the
Celebrating
Diversity
& Creativity
www.copicmarker.com
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29th Annual Oregon Lane Events Center, Eugene Saturday 10am

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