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nisei ski club
December
2005
NEWSLETTER
current ski club news, events & activities
President’s Message
Becoming a Better Skier—Part 3
Armand Gutierrez
John Oshima
D
ecember is
here and I am
anxiously
looking forward to making my first trip up to
Tahoe for a weekend of
skiing. Only problem is,
where’s the snow? The
last couple of weeks
have seemed more like
summer. Unlike last
year, the Tahoe area is in
dire need of several major snowstorms. But I
have faith. I just know
that we’ll be hit with
several good rainstorms that will bring 2-3 feet of snow
up in the Sierras before the Christmas holidays.
Improving your racing and
getting good equipment
will make you a better
skier
If you missed out on the Pre-Season Casino Night/
Dinner – Ante Up!, then you missed a pretty good
party. The evening started out with a few stressful moments. For example, the restaurant switched us to a
smaller dining area than we had planned. Then there
was concern about fitting all the card tables in the
smaller room, but the committee and volunteers took
all this in stride. After a little rearranging here, and a
little rearranging there, the dining area was transformed
into a real western-style venue. Everyone enjoyed trying his/her luck at craps, blackjack, and pai-gow poker.
There were winners, and, of course, a few that were
lucky they weren’t playing for the real thing in Las Vegas! The highlight of the evening was the Silent Auction with our very own Alex Kami keeping everyone
updated on the latest bids. Although Alex’s voice was
fading by the end of the evening, he hung in there ‘till
the very end. I would like to thank all of the Ante-Up!
Committee members and the many volunteers for the
extraordinary job they did in making this a very successful event.
Our “Becoming a Better Skier” series continues with
(Continued on page 9)
Nisei Ski Club Newsletter
Racing
Coin-op racing is a great
form of practicing. Skiing
around the gates will make
you concentrate on your turns, your speed, and your
weight transfer all at the same time. Most of the gates are
timed. That is, the gates are evenly spaced so each turn
will be about the same. If you time the top gates, then the
rest of the gates will not be much different and you can
go through all of them without thinking about each gate
too much. Too much thinking will always turn into a
“yard sale”. For those of you who don’t know what a
“yard sale” is, that’s when you crash and your equipment
covers the racing course.
When you practice, work on just a few things at a time
like transferring your weight or starting a turn earlier. Try
and remember your skiing exercises like lean with your
knees and not your shoulders. So, if you lose your concentration, always go back to your skiing exercise for a
few runs until you get comfortable again. This way, skiing will always be fun and not become a chore.
Well-balanced skiing should be effortless. If you get tired
fast or if your legs fatigue easily, then you are probably
out of balance or worse yet, you are trying to muscle your
turns. If your thighs burn early, then you’re using far too
much muscle to ski. If you get out of breath easily during
a ski run, then you are thinking too much and trying to do
too much at one time. Relax. Skiing is supposed to be
fun.
By the way, you can never start a turn too early. If you
think too much about the process involved in making a
turn, then you will have passed the spot you were going
to start your turn and end up doing the long traverse with
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AnteAnte-Up Photo Gallery
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Antente-Up Thank You’s
Antente-Up Event
Sponsors
Many, many thank you’s to the NSC members who volunteered their time,
blood, sweat, and tears in making the 2005 “Ante Up” Pre-Season Event a
fun and successful evening.
Alex Kami- silent auction, decorating, clean up
Amy Tsuhako- registration
Angela Cheung- Ante Up Committee (Silent Auction), decorating
Angie Fong- Ante Up Committee (Registration), decorating, clean up
Armand Gutierrez- Ante Up Committee (Silent Auction), pit boss, blackjack dealer, decorating, clean up
Bev Lee- registration
Carol Kitaura- Ante Up Committee (Decorations), blackjack dealer,
clean up
Curtis Otaguro- Ante Up Committee (Casino) set up, pit boss, blackjack
dealer, clean up
David Jensen- set up, registration, clean up
David Tsuhako- blackjack dealer
Dick Horio- assistance to the co-chairperson, decorating, set up, blackjack
dealer, clean up
Dick Wong- chip seller
Frank Oei- silent auction
Greg Wong- silent auction
Jackie Maruhashi- registration
Jadine Tom- registration
Judy Hom- registration, clean up
Karen Soo- blackjack dealer, decorating, clean up
Kathy Ito- ticketing
Leroy Takeshima- decorating, set up, silent auction, clean up
Liz Slocum- music, decorating, set up, blackjack dealer, clean up
Matt Rahmani- chip seller
Michelle Suwabe- blackjack dealer
Morgan Hua- blackjack dealer, decorating
Nelson Owyang- set up, music, registration, clean up
Quinie Hui- Ante Up Committee (Casino- chip selling), blackjack dealer,
decorating
Sherman Fu- decorating, set up, registration, chip selling, clean up
Steve Nara- blackjack dealer
Wayne Kaku- blackjack dealer, decorating, clean up
Wendy Kawamoto- silent auction
Willie Lee- Ante Up Committee (Ticketing)
Winston Fong- registration, slideshow, clean up
NSC would like to thank the following sponsors for their support in
helping make the 2005 “Ante Up”
Pre-Season Event a fun and successful event. Not only did they help
promote the event, they provided
valuable funding to NSC. Please
support our sponsors and tell them
you saw them at the NSC “Ante Up”
Pre-season Event.
Ikebana Arts: Kika Shibata
580 N. Sixth St.
San Jose, Ca. 95112
408.279.8342
http://www.ikebana-arts.com
Sports Basement: Charlene Murphy
1177 Kern Ave.
Sunnyvale, Ca 94129
408.732.0300
www.sportsbasement.com
State Farm Insurance:
Agent- Benson Ng
3410 Stevens Creek Blvd. #202
San Jose, Ca. 95117
408.244.5660
Sushi Kai: Bill Takeda
1728 N. Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, Ca. 95035
408.719.8833
Uchida Travel: Lydia Uchida-Sakai
198 Jackson St.
San Jose, Ca. 95112
408.293.3399
We really appreciate everyone’s efforts. Many members jumped on board at
the last minute to make this event happen. That’s what makes NSC so special. You can always count on the membership to give a helping hand.
Jason Ng
Alice Horio
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AnteAnte-Up Flyer Postings
NSC would like to thank the following businesses
for posting and promoting the 2005 “Ante Up”
Pre-Season Event.
SJ Japantown
Asian Law Alliance
Dobashi Market
Ikebana Arts
Minato Restaurant
Okayama Restaurant
Shuei-Do
Soko Ace Hardware
Uchida Travel
Classic Rock
Hiro’s Golf Shop
Kogura Co.
Nikkei Traditions
Omogari Restaurant
SJ Tofu Co
Sushi Maru
Western Contract Interiors
Others
Any Mountain (San Jose)
Imahara Produce (Cupertino)
Sports Basement (Sunnyvale)
State Farm Insurance- Benson Ng (San Jose)
Sushi Kai (Milpitas)
2005-2006
President's Budget Summary
Budget
EXPENSES
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Trip Director
Membership Chair
Newsletter Editor
Ex-Officio
Insurance
Tax Preparation
Total Expenses
INCOME
Membership Dues (220 @ $25)
Washington CD Bank Interest
Amazon.com dividends
$1,480.00
$75.00
$215.00
$100.00
$3,650.00
$100.00
$2,470.80
$3,000.00
$1,200.00
$80.00
$12,370.80
$5,500.00
$400.00
$100.00
Fund-Raising Events
JCYC Bingo
Entertainment Books
Nikkei Matsuri
Recipe Book
Pre-Season Silent Auction
Annual Events
Dances
Misc Events
Total Income
$900.00
$1,000.00
$2,000.00
$250.00
$500.00
$$$$10,650.00
NET
($1,720.80)
AnteAnte-Up Silent Auction Winners
Winner
David Jensen
Alesh Jancarik
Amy Lew-Tsuhako
Charles Akers
Karen Soo
Karen Soo
Curtis Otaguro
Vernon Hayashida
Sherman Fu
Karen Soo
Quan Truong
Quan Truong
Karen Soo
Winston Fong
Dina Hayamizu
Alice Horio
Matt Rahmani
Frank Oei
Morgan Hua
Frank Oei
Morgan Hua
Donor
Anonymous
Alice Horio
Alice Horio
California Ski Co.
Curtis Otaguro
Capt. Harry Garabedian
Karen Soo
Armand Gutierrez
David Jensen
David Jensen
Nelson Owyang
Nelson Owyang
Nelson Owyang
Dick Horio
Jeanne Katsuro
Sushi Kai
Alesh Jancarik
Tom Ryugo
Liz Slocum
Sports Basement
Mel Cottons Sporting Goods
Prize
2002 Rosenblum Zinfandel
Salomon Ski Boot Bag
Head Single Ski Bag
One Free Ski Tuning
Bike Tune-up
Two tickets for 2006 Season Sport Fishing
Dinner for 4: Cooking Lesson
Portable Safe
12 Bottles of Homebrew Beer
12 Bottles of Homebrew Beer
One Car Engine Steam Cleaning
One Hour Front Yard Mow and Hedge Trim
Trout Fishing at Local Reservoir
Handcrafted Pen & Pencil Set
$50 Gift Certificate for Classic Rock
Japanese Dinner for Two
Framed Flower Print Set
Weekend at Soda Springs
Homemade 6 Course Gourmet Thai Dinner for 4
$150 gift certificate at Sports Basement
Ski poles & $50 gift certificate at Mel Cottons
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The Bring a Friend Program – Frequently Asked Questions
Charles Akers
What are the basics of the program?
It’s simple. Convince a friend of yours to join NSC and come with you on an NSC weekend ski trip. Your friend
can deduct $50 off the cost of that first trip. After the trip is done, both you and your friend receive a $50 credit for
use on a future weekend ski trip. You get one $50 credit and your friend gets two $50 credits. You are called the
“sponsor” and your friend is called the “new member” in the program descriptions.
Can you give an example of how this works?
Here’s an example with sponsor Penn and new member Teller:
1. Current NSC member Penn convinces Teller to join NSC naming Penn as his sponsor on the membership application.
2. Penn and Teller go on Trip #1. Teller gets a $50 credit he can deduct from the cost of the trip. Penn pays the
regular price.
3. After the trip is completed Penn and Teller each get a $50 credit for use on a future trip.
4. Penn goes on Trip #2 and uses his one and only $50 credit.
5. Teller goes on Trip #3 and uses his second and last $50 credit.
Why does a sponsor only get one $50 credit while a new member gets two $50 credits?
The goal of the program is to increase attendance on weekend ski trips while keeping the cost of the program reasonable. The board committee designing the program concluded that one sponsor credit and two new member
credits would give the most return for the cost.
Why do new members get to use a credit on their very first trip while sponsors have to wait until a future
trip?
One reason is administrative— the sponsor (the current member who brings in a friend) is not entitled to a credit
unless his friend actually goes on a weekend trip so we have to wait until the trip is complete to see if that happened. The new member credit isn’t dependent on what the sponsor does—new members don’t need a sponsor to
participate in the program. We also felt it was reasonable to expect current members to ski with us at least twice
this season in order to get a credit.
What’s this about a contest?
The member who sponsors the most new members will receive a prize of one free weekend ski trip in 2007 (not
the long weekend trip) up to $165 in value. A minimum of three new members must be recruited to be eligible to
win the prize.
What’s the catch? Is there some small print somewhere that I should know about?
To keep the costs reasonable and minimize the administrative burden there are some restrictions. The major rules
and restrictions are as follows:
Skiers are not eligible as “New Members” in the program if they have been members of NSC any time in the past
two years (2003/2004 or 2004/2005).
Credits can be earned on regular weekend and long weekend trips but can only be used on regular weekend trips.
Only one credit can be used per trip.
The program and all unused credits expire on May 31, 2006.
The program is limited to the first 15 qualified new members who sign up and their sponsors.
The new member must name the person who recruited them (their “sponsor”) on their membership application in
order for the sponsor to receive credit.
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The Bring a Friend Program – Frequently Asked Questions (cont’d)
(Continued from page 5)
It is the responsibility of sponsors and new members to claim their credits on their trip sign-up forms. Credits not
claimed on the sign-up form cannot be used for that trip but remain available for use on a future trip.
I’m a new member. Do I need a sponsor to get new member credits?
Not at all. New member credits are available to all new members whether they have sponsors or not. To be eligible for new member credits you may not have been an NSC member in 2003/2004 or 2004/2005. When you sign
up for your first two weekend ski trips be sure to check the box next to “I am claiming a New Member credit for
this trip” and leave the sponsor line blank. Once you join the club you are also eligible to earn sponsor credits for
any new members you recruit this season who go on weekend trips with us. Since you can only use one credit per
trip your sponsor credit would not benefit you before your third weekend trip, when your new member credits have
been used up.
Membership dues are not refundable and I don't want to join unless I know I'm going to get my
new member credits. How can I be sure I will be one of the first 15 new members?
Anyone whose membership application is postmarked no later than one day after the NSC website is updated to
show that the program is closed will be guaranteed their new member credits even if it takes us over the 15 person
limit. So if the website is still advertising the credit when you read this and you mail your membership application
today or tomorrow you will get the credit.
How do I make sure I get all my sponsor credits?
First, be sure to tell your friend to name you as their sponsor on your membership application so you get credit.
Second, make sure you complete your trip sign-up forms properly. That means filling in the name of your new
member on your trip sign-up form for your first trip with them and on your next trip claiming your sponsor credit
on the trip sign-up form.
Why is this paperwork necessary? If we make a mistake in filling out a form why does it matter?
Running the club on purely volunteer effort is a big job. Administering the program without adding excessive extra
work isn’t feasible unless we rely on members to give us the information needed for credits in a timely manner.
It’s up to you to make sure the membership application and trip sign-up forms are completed properly to claim the
credits. If you miss claiming a credit on the trip sign-up form for one trip you can still use it on a future trip.
Is this program really necessary?
Across the country ski club membership has been declining in recent years. We analyzed our own data from recent
years and confirmed what we already knew—our club membership and participation on weekend ski trips has been
declining. We have had to cancel some ski trips and charge more for trips than would be necessary if we had
higher ski trip attendance. The Bring a Friend program is one way the NSC Board hopes to reverse the trend.
Isn’t the club going to lose a lot of money on this program?
Not really. In fact in the long run the club will probably be better off financially because of the new members and
additional participation in ski trips. The additional annual membership fees are one factor but the most important
financial benefit is having more skiers on ski trips. Because we have to charge more per skier than the cost of taking one extra skier (such as food & lodging) in order to pay for fixed costs like the bus, taking more skiers on trips
should bring in enough money to cover the cost of the credits. We only pay credits for the first one or two trips
new members take but if they continue to ski with the club it can help the club’s finances for many years. It is possible if we get enough participation in the program that weekend ski trip prices in future years can be lower than
would otherwise be possible due to increased attendance. So get out there and recruit your friends!
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Announcing … The Bring a Friend Program
Bring a Friend Skiing or Snowboarding and Earn Credits for NSC
Weekend Ski Trips.
Up to $150 in Total Credits! $50 for You and $100 for Your Friend!
Plus A Contest: Win a Free Ski Trip for Bringing In the Most New
Members!
It’s as Easy as 1, 2, 3 …
1. Persuade a Friend to Join NSC
2. Bring Your Friend on an NSC Weekend Ski Trip.
Your Friend Can Deduct $50 from the Cost.
3. After the Trip You and Your Friend Each
Receive a $50 Credit for a Future Weekend Trip
Here’s an Example:
1)
2)
3)
4)
NSC Member Penn Persuades His Friend Teller to Join NSC.
Teller Joins NSC Naming Penn as his Sponsor on his Application.
Penn and Teller Go on Trip #1. Teller Gets an Immediate $50 Credit to Use on Trip#1.
After the Trip Completes, Penn & Teller Each Get one $50 Credit to Use on a Future
Trip.
5) Penn Goes on Trip #2 and Uses his One $50 Credit.
6) Teller Goes on Trip #3 and Uses his Second (and Last) $50 Credit.
And That’s Not All! Recruit the Most New Members in 2006 and Win
a Weekend Ski Trip in 2007.
Don’t Delay! Program is Limited to First 15 New Members Recruited
& Their Sponsors.
More Details:
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The program has been approved by the NSC Board to help increase membership and participation on NSC weekend
ski trips.
Skiers are not eligible as “New Members” in the program if they have been a member of NSC any time in the past two
years.
Credits can be earned on regular weekend and long weekend trips but can only be used on regular weekend trips.
Only one credit can be used per trip.
The Program and all unused credits expire on May 31, 2006.
Program is limited to the first 15 qualified new members who sign up and their sponsors.
Officers and Board Members cannot receive sponsor credits but their new members can receive new member
credits.
The member who sponsors the most new members will receive a prize of one free weekend ski trip in 2007 (not the
long weekend trip) up to $165 in value. A minimum of three new members must be recruited to be eligible to win the
prize.
The new member must name the person who recruited them (their “sponsor”) on their membership application in
order for the sponsor to receive credit.
It is the responsibility of sponsors and new members to claim their credits on their trip signup forms. Credits not
claimed on the signup form cannot be used for that trip but remain available for use on a future trip.
Full rules and other details available at www.niseiskiclub.org
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Becoming a Better Skier—Part 3
a kick turn at the end and repeating
it again and again. Most skiers think
too much. You can only adjust to a
few things at a time. You have all
day. Enjoy it. Work on a few things
at a time until it becomes natural
then move on.
Good Equipment
Skis are getting softer from front to
back but getting stiffer torsionally,
from side to side. What this means is
that the recreational skier can turn
easier and ski on soft snow better.
Balance is better and as a result, less
effort is required to ski. Narrower
skis are good for hard-pack groomed
skiing. Wider skis work better in
deeper snow. But, remember the flex
in your ski is another important factor. If the flex is too stiff, then you
aren’t going to be able to initiate you
turns when you want. If it’s too soft,
then you will be overturning and
continually adjusting your balance.
Skis should be waxed at the beginning, end, and about every 5th ski
day of the season. Wax acts as a lubricant between the ski and snow.
This lubricant keeps the ski gliding
smoothly and protects you from
catching an edge. Wax also conditions the ski base, which make your
skis last longer. Big gouges and
broken edges need to be repaired
ASAP because if left unchecked,
you may need to replace your skis.
Bindings should be checked once a
season, as they are mechanical units
that can break and wear out without
your being able to see or feel it. Getting your skis and bindings checked
at the start of the season will keep
you from having a YARD SALE at
an inopportune moment. I had forgot
to reset my bindings when I took a
trip to Winter Park. It was the first
day of the season and there was
powder up to my waist. I was looking down the most perfect double
black diamond chute you could
imagine. I dropped in and left my
skis at the top of the chute! In my
haste, I didn’t reset my bindings
after cleaning the skis and bindings
over the summer. YARD SALE.
Poles. There are two basic types,
aluminum and carbon composite.
Aluminum is less expensive and
will bend in a hard fall. You can
always bend it back into shape and
it is heavier than carbon poles.
Carbon composite poles cost more,
are more flexible and have some
shock absorption so your wrists
and shoulders don’t get as sore.
But, they will break instead of
bending.
One last thing that I want to mention is BOOT FIT. A boot should
be tight enough so your foot doesn’t move but is comfortable. Over
tightening a boot only increases
pain, which makes your feet cold
and uncomfortable. The boot has
to conform as you load and unload
your foot while turning. If your
feet move up or down or slide in
the boots, then you will never be
able to control your skis and make
comfortable turns. Good fitting
boots will control the ankle, forefoot, and instep area.
If the boots are too long or there is
room in the instep area, then black
toes are probably in your future.
Black toes are caused when your
foot slams into the front of the
boot. Bang! Just like someone hitting your toenail with a hammer. A
well-fitted boot won’t allow the
foot to move up, down, sideways,
or forward in the boot.
Socks and insoles also help keep
the foot planted in the boot. Insoles
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cup the rear portion of the foot locking the heel and arch into a set position. Thin socks don’t allow the foot
to slide around the boot. Thick socks
should be avoided. No matter how
tightly you buckle up your boots,
thick socks create a sliding shear
point for your foot to move inside
the boot. Instead of keeping your
feet warm, the opposite occurs. Your
feet get cold because the buckle
pressure prevents circulation and
your feet will get cold and start to
hurt.
In the old days, boots were supposed
to hurt but with today’s different
moldable plastics, padding materials, and boot adjustments, boots
should never be painful after breakin. Boots are supposed to last three
to five years. Novice skiers who ski
only about twice a year will wear
out boots after 20 days of skiing or
transfer up to a boot with more control and adjustments whereas a hardcore skier who skis thirty days a
year will wear out boots after 120
days of skiing.
Soft boots or firm/race boots –
which is for you? The firmer the
boot, the longer it takes to break-in
and the longer it will last before it
starts to break down. In return, you
get better performance and greater
edge control over the skis. Lower
performance boots have soft-liners
and virtually no break-in period but
will not offer the performance and
control of performance boots.
Foamed boots are the perfect answer
for anyone who can’t find a boot
that fits. Super narrow or super wide
foam will fill in all the gaps around
your foot. Say goodbye to ankle
movement and so long to sliding feet
and bye-bye to pain. By the way,
foam boots should last 400 days!
Better Skier—Part 3
President’s Message
(cont’d)
Skier’s Checklist
Here’s what you should bring on a
ski day or trip:
Hat, headband, helmet
Goggles, glasses
Anti-fog cloth
Sun block, lip balm, kleenex
Face-mask, neck gaiter
Water repellant cloths
Windbreaker, jacket
Ski pants, warm up pants
Layered Clothing, wicking underwear
Thin, smooth, over-the-calf socks
Extra pair of dry socks
Dry gloves or mittens, handwarmers
Dry, functional, ski boots, toe warmers
Poles: check baskets and straps
Skis: tuned and waxed
Ski Bag
Bindings: adjusted and checked
Pocket snack, liquid
Cat tracks
Ski lock
Ski Pass or lift ticket, map of skiing
area
Cash and Visa or MC
Health insurance information and ID
Phone numbers
John Oshima’s article on ski racing
and ski equipment. This is a great
article, and John gives some excellent tips. Even if you’re not a
“racer” your skiing can improve by
occasionally runnin’ the gates. The
techniques that John provides can
be used in your normal skiing:
weight adjustment and turn initiation, proper body stance, and turn
follow-through. The second part of
the article discusses ski equipment
(ski, bindings, and poles), and
probably the most important piece
of equipment you need – a properfitting ski boot. You can have the
most expensive skis and bindings,
but if your feet hurt because of
poor-fitting boots, then your skiing
will not be enjoyable.
The Christmas season is around the
corner and that means putting new
ski gear on Santa’s list. One item
for you consideration is a new ski
hat. Now, I don’t mean your plain
ordinary multi-colored knit hat
(you know, the one with a fuzzy
tassel on top). I’m talking about
something that will make a statement on the slopes! At last year’s
NASTAR races at Steamboat (the
ski week trip), I managed to draw
attention with my Jamaican dreadlocks ski cap. I hadn’t planned on
this; it was something that just
happened. So, for this year’s NASTAR’s races at Snowmass/Aspen,
think about getting a new hat and
you too can be stylin’ on the
slopes!
Everyone has worked hard during
the year; from our fund-raising
events to the many hiking, biking,
and water-ski events. But now is
the time to focus on our upcoming
ski events and have some fun. After all, this is what the Nisei Ski
Club is all about – promoting the
sport of skiing, friendship, and fun
within the community. I’m really
looking forward to skiing with
many of you this year.
Ho! Ho! Ho! - Entertainment Books Make Great Gifts!
Get a jumpstart on your Holiday Shopping! Buy Entertainment Books for your Friends
and Family and help NSC with one of our biggest club fundraisers. We have San Francisco/Peninsula, San Jose/Santa Clara, East Bay, and Monterey Books on hand for the
discounted price of $25 each. You can also order books online with Free Shipping at
www.entertainment.com/support. Enter NSC Group Account Code #112332 to ensure
that NSC gets credit for the sale. Thanks for your support!
San Francisco
San Jose
:
East Bay
:
:
Angela Fong
Armand Gutierrez
Ken Pace
Karen Soo
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Books are also available at :
The Classic Rock Jewelry Store, 570 North 6th Street, San Jose
(408)298-1415, Open Tues – Fri 10 – 6, Sat 10 – 5
Contact Ida Koo at (408)286-1684 for availability
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New Deadlines! You still have time to sign up!
Winter Park Resort receives the most snow of all Colorado ski resorts and has nearly 3000 skiable acres. There is already nearly 10 times more snow
at Winter Park than Tahoe. Winter Park is the closest major destination ski resort to Denver, only a 90 minute drive. Winter Park has five distinct
mountains with runs of varying difficultly: 9% Beginner, 21% Intermediate, 13% Advanced, 54% Most Difficult, and 3% Expert. For more information
visit: www.skiwinterpark.com
Thursday, March 23 – Monday, March 27, 2006; Depart Thu. evening at 4:45pm; Arrive home Monday evening at 10pm
Cost before Dec. 10, 2005: $730
Cost after Dec. 10, 2005: $775
Early Deadline: December 10, 2005, save $45!
Final Deadline: January 10, 2006
Includes:
4-day lift ticket, round trip airfare, 4 nights lodging
Private shuttle from airport to ski resort
4 nights lodging at Beaver Village condos; walking
distance from downtown Winter Park restaurants
Welcome party and mountain orientation. Free shuttles
that service the mountain resort and Winter Park.
Payment Schedule:
Full amount due on sign-up
Cancellation Policy:
Cancel before Dec. 10, 2005 - $20 cancellation fee
without a replacement
Cancel before Jan. 10, 2006 - $50 cancellation fee
without a replacement
Cancel after Jan. 10, 2006 - $100 cancellation fee with
replacement, full price paid without replacement
Please make check payable to Nisei Ski Club and mail to David Jensen, 707 S. Grant St., San Mateo, CA 94402.
Nisei Ski Club 2005 Winter Park Ski Trip Form
NAME__________________________________ GENDER Male / Female ROOMATE PREF. __________________________
ADDRESS_____________________________________________________ BEDDING queen bed (sharing) / twin bed (single)
CITY___________________________________ STATE______________________ ZIP_______________________________
PHONE Home #______________ Work #______________ Mobile #______________EMAIL__________________________
MEDICAL INSURANCE CO ________________________________ POLICY #_____________________________________
EMERGENCY CONTACT____________________________EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE_________________________
Circle all that apply: NSC Member: Yes / No Sport: Skiing / Snowboarding / Snow skates Level: Beginner / Interdeiate / Adv.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY: READ BEFORE SIGNING
In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in the NISEI SKI CLUB programs, related events and activities, I ___________________________, (Print
name of participant) the undersigned, acknowledge, appreciate and agree that: 1) The risk of injury from the many of the activities is significant, including the potential for
permanent paralysis and death, and while particular skills, rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious injury does exist; and, 2) I
KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown, EVEN IF ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES or
others and assume full responsibility for my participation; and, 3) I willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If,
however, I observe any unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the attention of the
nearest official immediately; and, 4) I, for myself and on behalf of my heirs, assigns, personal representatives and next of kin, HEREBY RELEASE AND HOLD
HARMLESS NISEI SKI CLUB, their officers, officials, agents, and/or employees, other participants, sponsoring agencies, sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners
and lessors of premises used to conduct the event (‘RELEASEES’), WITH RESPECT TO ANY AND ALL INJURY, DISABILITY, DEATH, OR LOSS OR DAMAGE
TO PERSON OR PROPERTY, WHETHER ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES OR OTHERW ISE, to the fullest extent permitted by law. I
HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I
HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
Participant’s Signature: ____________________________________________________ Date Signed: _____________________
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Winter Park is Amazing
David Jensen
A
fter Thanksgiving, I went
to check on the conditions
in Tahoe and discovered,
to my dismay, that they had received only a few inches this year.
Next, I checked the conditions at
Winter Park, Colorado and found
to my excitement that they have
already received 84 inches! It
looks like Colorado is going to
have a great year and Winter Park,
as usual, is on track to receive the
most snow of all the Colorado resorts, even more than Vail. There
should be plenty of powder and
great conditions for everybody
who goes on the long weekend
trip. The photos in this article are
from this November.
The Winter Park ski area has a
9,000 foot base with a top elevation of 12,060 feet. There is 2,762
total skiable acreage, which makes
it 15% larger than Northstar. Winter Park has terrain for all levels of
skiers and snowboarders: beginner,
9%; intermediate, 21%; advanced,
13%; most difficult, 54%; expert
only, 3%. With 24 chair lifts, it
will be smooth sailing getting
around the mountain with much
shorter lines than Tahoe. Winter
Park consists of 5 distinct mountain areas: Winter Park, Mary Jane
(with 2,610' vertical), Vasquez
Ridge, Parsenn Bowl, and Vasquez
Cirque. Skiing and riding this resort will be a blast!
We will be staying in condos in the
town of Winter Park. Similar to
Park City, Winter Park offers a
free convenient shuttles to get
around town, to the ski area, and
even to the neighboring town of
Fraser. Our condos, however, are
waking distance from the center of
the town. The town of Winter Park
has plenty of dining variety with
more than 30 restaurants. As for
night life, there are about a dozen
bars, pubs, and/or clubs in town.
There is even an ice skating rink in
the center of town. The neighboring town of Fraser has a few more
amenities and is only a short free
shuttle ride away.
Since this is a long weekend trip,
you won't need to take much time
off from work or your other activities. In fact you'll only need to take
2 1/2 days at the very most and I'm
planning on getting into the office
early on Thursday so that I only
have to take 2 days off.
Need to be connected while you're
at Winter Park? Beaver Village
Condos, where we are staying, offers an onsite internet cafe and
WiFi access.
For those who are interested Winter Park offers a myriad of other
winter activities including: sleigh
rides, snowmobiling, snow shoeing, ice skating, and more.
I hope you're now as excited as I
am about this trip and sign up right
away. The deadline has been extended to December 10,2005 for
the early signup and January 10,
2006 for the final deadline. If you
signup before the Dec. 10 deadline,
you will be saving $45. So what
are you waiting for? Send in your
signup form today.
If you have any other questions
about Winter Park or the trip,
please feel free to contact me at
[email protected].
Here are some ideas for great Christmas gifts that also help support NSC:
1. Entertainment book
2. Nisei Ski Club Recipe book — available at upcoming NSC events
and at Nikkei Traditions in San Jose Japantown. For more info,
contact [email protected]
3. A gift from Amazon.com. Click first on www.niseiskiclub.org
and Nisei Ski Club gets a small percentage of all purchases made.
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Sign-up for a weekend
ski trip
Trip Dates: _______________
NSC WEEKEND TRIP SIGN-UP FORM
Name _________________________________________
Address _______________________________________
_______________________________________
Phone (H) _________ (W) ___________ (C)___________
Emergency Contact ______________________________
Phone No. of Contact _____________________________
Medical Ins. Name _______________________________
Policy Number __________________________________
Auto License Plate Number _________________________
Member Guest Smoker Gender: M F
Beginner Lesson 1st time beginner? 1st Bus Trip?
Roommate Preference _____________________________
Seating Pref Front (rows 2-7) Back (8-12)
I am claiming a New Member Credit for this trip
Required: How many credits have you used already? ____
Sponsor (if any) _________________________
I am a “Bring a Friend” sponsor bringing the following
new member on his/her first trip: ____________________
I am claiming a Sponsor Credit for this trip
Required: New member name: _____________________
Date or # of trip new member attended _______
Yes, I would be willing to bring a snack to share
Trip No: ___________
Name ________________________________________
Address _______________________________________
_______________________________________
Phone (H) _________ (W) ___________ (C)___________
Emergency Contact ______________________________
Phone No. of Contact _____________________________
Medical Ins. Name _______________________________
Policy Number __________________________________
Auto License Plate Number ________________________
Member Guest Smoker Gender: M F
Beginner Lesson 1st time beginner? 1st Bus Trip?
Roommate Preference _____________________________
Seating Pref Front (rows 2-7) Back (8-12)
I am claiming a New Member Credit for this trip
Required: How many credits have you used already? ____
Sponsor (if any) _________________________
I am a “Bring a Friend” sponsor bringing the following
new member on his/her first trip: ____________________
I am claiming a Sponsor Credit for this trip
Required: New member name: _____________________
Date or # of trip new member attended _______
Yes, I would be willing to bring a snack to share
PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR PICK-UP POINT
FRIDAY Departures: San Jose (6:30 PM) E.C. Comm Center (7:45 PM) Sacramento
SATURDAY Departure: San Jose (4:30 AM) E.C. Comm Center (5:30 AM) Sacramento
Cost: (see trip schedule)
Amount Enclosed: _____________________
Send confirmation by: Self-addressed stamped envelope Fax: ____________________________ Email: ___________________
Make separate checks per trip payable to: NISEI SKI CLUB and mail to:
WEEKEND SKI TRIPS c/o Steve Nara, 10344-A Vista Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY: READ BEFORE SIGNING
In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in the NISEI SKI CLUB programs, related events and activities, I ________________________,
(Print name of each participant) the undersigned, acknowledge, appreciate and agree that: 1) The risk of injury from the many of the activities is significant,
including the potential for permanent paralysis and death, and while particular skills, rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of
serious injury does exist; and, 2) I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown, EVEN IF ARISING FROM
THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES or others and assume full responsibility for my participation; and, 3) I willingly agree to comply with the stated
and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I observe any unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the attention of the nearest official immediately; and, 4) I, for myself and on behalf of my heirs, assigns,
personal representatives and next of kin, HEREBY RELEASE AND HOLD HARMLESS NISEI SKI CLUB, their officers, officials, agents, and/or employees, other participants, sponsoring agencies, sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises used to conduct the event
(‘RELEASEES’), WITH RESPECT TO ANY AND ALL INJURY, DISABILITY, DEATH, OR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY,
WHETHER ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES OR OTHERWISE, to the fullest extent permitted by law. I HAVE READ THIS
RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE
GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
Participant’s Signature: ____________________________________________________ Date Signed: _______________________
2nd Participant’s Signature: _________________________________________________ Date Signed: _______________________
Participant must be at least 21 years old.
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Hitting the Fall Line
David Jensen, Trip Director
Get out your
skis and
snowboards
because winter is finally
upon us! To
help welcome in the
winter and get ready for skiing an
snowboarding we are having a
Winter Shopping Party at Sports
Basement in Sunnyvale. It’s on
Friday, Dec. 2 from 5 pm to 8:30
pm. Come by that night to have
some snacks, beer, soft drinks, and
receive 20% off any purchase you
make that night.
Even though Tahoe has not received much snow, it looks like a
lot more snowy weather is on the
way. It will be a late start but there
will be plenty of snow before Trip
1. Trip 1 is our only trip to South
Shore and this year we will be
staying at our usual spot across the
street from the Gondola at the
Holiday Lodge. In order to make it
a more relaxing trip and save a little on lift tickets we will be going
to Heavenly for both days. Now
you can sleep in both days of Trip
1. This trip will be led by Judy
Hom and Karen Soo so if you don't
sign up, you'll miss out on the
great food.*
Reminders.* Sign-up for Trip 2, 3,
4, and 6 4 weeks before the deadline to be entered in a raffle to win
$20 on the bus. We are a still looking for tour leaders and if you've
never led a trip before, it is a great
way to meet a lot of people in the
club. Tell your friends about the
club and they'll receive $50 off 2
trips and you'll receive $50 off one
trip.
2005-2006 Nisei Ski Club Ski Trips
Trip #1
January 6-8, 2006 Heavenly/Heavenly
Cost: $165 members/$180 non-members
Signup deadline: December 23, 2005
Remember to signup before the holidays
Lodging: Holiday Lodge
NB Tour Leader: Karen Soo 510-693-8150
SB Tour Leader: Judy Hom 510-337-9018
Primary contact for this trip: Judy
Departure Times: SJ 6:30PM EC: 7:45PM
* Note: money for lift tickets will be collected on Friday night
Trip #2
January 20-22, 2006 Squaw Valley/Sugar Bowl
Signup deadline: January 6, 2006
Lodging: Sands Regency
NB Tour Leader: TBD
SB Tour Leader: TBD
Primary contact for this trip: TBD
Weeklong Trip to Snowmass
January 28-February 4, 2006
Tour Leader: Angie Fong
Trip #3
February 10-12, 2006 Northstar/Alpine
Remember to signup before you leave for Snowmass!
Lodging: Circus-Circus
NB Tour Leader: TBD
SB Tour Leader: TBD
Trip #4
February 24-26, 2006 Mt. Rose/Squaw Valley
Signup deadline: February 10, 2006
Lodging: Circus-Circus
NB Tour Leader: TBD
SB Tour Leader: TBD
Trip #5 Potluck and Race Weekend
March 10-12, 2006 Homewood (TBD)/Squaw Valley
Lodging Circus-Circus
NB Tour Leader: Karen Soo
SB Tour Leader: Liz Slocum
Primary contact for this trip: Karen
Long Weekend Trip
Winter Park, Colorado
Date: March 23-27, 2006
Cost: $730
See the flyer on page 10
Trip #6
March 31-April 2, 2006 Northstar/Sugar Bowl
Signup deadline: March 17, 2006
Lodging: Sands Regency
North Bay Tour Leader: David Jensen
South Bay Tour Leader: TBD
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NSC Weekend Ski Trip Information and Policies
General
1. All advance reservations must be made by mail.
2. Reservations are on a “First in, First on” basis. All payments must be
made by the sign-up deadline. NSC members will receive priority only if
they sign up by the sign-up deadline.
3. Please send a separate check for each trip. Make checks payable to Nisei
Ski Club and mail with sign-up form and a Self-Addressed Stamped
Envelope to:
Nisei Ski Club c/o Steve Nara
10344-A Vista Drive, Cupertino, CA 95014
Trip confirmations may also be returned by Fax or Email if you provide the
information required.
4. A notice confirming reservations will be sent (in your self-addressed
stamped envelope) prior to the trip. If the trip is canceled, your check
will be returned to you.
5. Late sign-ups will be permitted provided there is space available. Call
the designated Primary Tour leader (designated by an * next to their
name) for that trip or the Trip Director for assistance.
Cancellations/Roommate Assignments
1. Notify tour leader if you cancel. If unable to contact tour leader, call the
Trip Director.
2. There will be a $5 fee assessed for all cancellations if made 14 or more
days in advance of the trip date. After 10 PM, 14 days to the trip date,
the canceling party will lose the entire fee for the trip unless a replacement is approved by the Tour Leader/Trip Director in the following
order:
a) Persons on the waiting list will have first opportunity to fill the
cancellation.
b) If a replacement can't be found, the canceling party may try to get
a replacement. The Tour Leader must be notified of this.
c) If the bus is not full, additional skiers may be taken if approved by
the Tour Leader. This is required to assure accommodations.
3. All trip replacements are taken from a waiting list in priority of sign-up
only. You may request a roommate. But they must sign up before a trip
is filled or we will assign you a roommate.
4. In the case of odd numbers for room assignments, tripling up of individuals may be required. The last to sign up will be the first to be assigned to such accommodations. Under these circumstances, each person in these accommodations may be refunded a portion of the room
expense to be determined after the return of the trip.
Seating Arrangements
On the Way Up to the Sierras
South Bay:
4th Street Bowl
1441 4th Street
San Jose
1.
Seating is on an “Early Sign Up - First Choice” arrangement. The bus is divided
into two sections: Front Rows 2-7 and Rear: Rows 8-12. This seating may be
selected on the sign-up form.
2. You may only save the seat next to you and that person must be assigned the
same section.
At All Other Times
1. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis for the rest of the trip.
2. Only the seat next to you may be saved. Otherwise, there is no saving of seats.
3. The seat you select will be your seat for the entire day.
4. The first row is reserved for the Tour Leaders.
Miscellaneous
1. All rooming is on a double occupancy basis. Trip price is per person.
2. Please mark all equipment with proper identification. Bag, strap, and tape skis
and poles together.
3. NSC is not responsible for missing or lost items. Please clearly label your belongings.
4. For Saturday morning trips, departure attire should consist of your ski clothes.
There are no accommodations on the bus for a clothes change.
5. No breakfast stops. There is a 15 minute “courtesy” stop only if the Bus Driver
requests it.
6. Dinner is provided on Friday night departures and Sunday return trips.
7. Non-alcoholic beverages and snacks will be provided by NSC at the end of the
day. You may want to bring some munchies to share with others.
8. Changes from designated ski areas will be decided by the Tour Leader and a
vote of the Bus. During bad road conditions, the Bus Driver has the final decision.
9. Lift ticket costs are not included in the cost of the trip unless otherwise noted.
However, all ski resorts we plan to ski will give us a group discount. If you are
buying a group lift ticket, only cash will be accepted by the Tour Leaders.
10. Lessons for all beginner skiers and beginner snow boarders. To qualify, the
Nisei Ski Club member must be a beginner in both skiing and snowboarding.
The club will reimburse by mail, the cost of a first time beginner (A) full-day
group lesson in either sport. Limit: One lesson per lifetime for a maximum reimbursement payment up to your membership fee.
11. Poor Weather Policy. The bus will go to the scheduled ski area unless the
weather is extremely poor. In this event, the Tour Leaders will determine
whether poor conditions exist at the scheduled site. If poor weather does exist, a
vote of the bus will dictate the ski area but will not be used to dictate whether or
not to ski. Only a unanimous vote may be used to dictate early departures.
12. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the bus departure time. It is to your
advantage to arrive early and to be assured of not missing the bus. It will depart
on schedule.
Trip Departure Locations
North Bay:
El Cerrito Community Center
7007 Moeser Lane
El Cerrito
Park at the Portola end of the
Community Center parking
lot.
Parking on the farthest
sides of the parking lot
only.
Note: Sacramento pickup available at: Sacramento 49er Auto-Truck Plaza,
2828 El Centro Rd. Sacramento, CA 95833
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2005-2006 Nisei Ski Club Membership Application Form (Must be at least 21 years old)
Membership year is June 1, 2005 - May 31, 2006
Name _______________________________________________
Renewal Fee
$30
Address _____________________________________________
New Membership Fee
$30
City ____________________ State ______ Zip ______________
I am being sponsored by current member (name):
________________________________________
Home #__________________ Work # __________________
E-mail address ________________________________________
Mark boxes above for any information that you WANT members to have
access to, unmarked fields will remain private and confidential. Board
members will always have access to your information for club business.
Check one of the following, otherwise you will NOT receive a newsletter:
Send me a newsletter via US Mail.
Send me a PDF version of the newsletter via email. (1 meg size)
Send me email when the newsletter is on the website.
Emergency Contact Information
Name _______________________________________________
Phone _______________________________________________
It is your responsibility to notify the Membership Chairperson of any changes
that may affect NSC correspondences and communications.
I have been a member of NSC in the past two years
(2003/2004 or 2004/2005)
Your level is
Beginner Intermediate Advanced Open N/A
Ski:
Snowboard: # years skiing ________ Days skied per year _______
Would you be willing to help with
Summer Events
Dances
Ski-related activities
Community events
Participating as an Officer or Board Member
How/from whom did you hear about NSC?
Club suggestions :
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY
READ BEFORE SIGNING
In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in the NISEI SKI CLUB programs, related events and activities,
I ________________________________________________ , the Undersigned, acknowledge, appreciate, and agree that:
(Print name of participant)
1. The risk of injury from many of the activities is significant, including the potential for permanent paralysis and death, and
while particular skills, rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious injury does exist; and,
2. I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH RISKS, both known and unknown, EVEN IF ARISING
FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES or others and assume full responsibility for my participation; and,
3. I willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I observe any
unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the
attention of the nearest official immediately; and,
4. I, for myself and on behalf of my heirs, assigns, personal representatives and next of kin, HEREBY RELEASE AND HOLD
HARMLESS NISEI SKI CLUB, their officers, officials, agents, and/or employees, other participants, sponsoring agencies,
sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises used to conduct the event ("RELEASEES”), WITH
RESPECT TO ANY AND ALL INJURY, DISABILITY, DEATH, OR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY, WHETHER ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES OR OTHERWISE, to the fullest
extent permitted by law.
I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND
ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT
FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
X____________________________________________________________________ DATE SIGNED: __________________
(Participant's Signature)
Participant must be at least 21 years old
Please make check payable to Nisei Ski Club and mail with completed application form and signed waiver to:
Nisei Ski Club
550 E. 20th Street
Oakland, CA 94606
Attn: Membership Chair
Note: membership dues are not refundable
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Nisei Ski Club Calendar
Community Calendar
Jan. 6-8, Trip 1 Heavenly/Heavenly
Signup deadline: December 23, 2005
Traditions Unbound
December 3, 2005-February 26, 2006
Asian Art Museum
Exclusive U.S. venue
Jan. 20-22, Trip 2 Squaw Valley/Sugar Bowl
Kyoto-the former imperial capital of Japan-is more than just a
backdrop to the ethereal and familiar imagery of temples,
pagodas, and geishas. It is also the birthplace of an artistic
revolution during the eighteenth century that shook Japanese
culture to its core.
Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2006, Weeklong Trip to Snowmass, Angela Fong,
[email protected]
Feb. 10-12, Trip 3 Northstar/Alpine
At the center of this revolution were eight painters who challenged
tradition and developed fresh, innovative styles never before seen
in Japan. Traditions Unbound showcases over 60 of their
masterworks, ranging from enormous folding screens to delicate
hand scrolls. Learn more about Kyoto and the featured artists,
related programs that explore Japanese cultural traditions, private
group tours and FREE public tours of the exhibition.
Feb. 24-26, Trip 4 Mt. Rose/Squaw Valley
Mar. 10-12, Trip 5 Potluck & Race Weekend, Homewood/Squaw Valley
March 23-27, Long weekend trip to Winter Park, CO
Early deadline: December 10, 2005
Late deadline: January 10, 2006
Visit http://www.asianart.org/traditionsunbound.htm.
Mar. 31-Apr. 2, Trip 6 Northstar/Sugar Bowl
Signup deadline: March 17, 2006
Note: The Community Calendar is for information only. NSC is not
affiliated with or claims to endorse these events.
nisei ski club
NEWSLETTER
CURRENT SKI CLUB NEWS, EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
60 Sand Harbor Road
Alameda, CA 94502
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