BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//PYVOBJECT//NONSGML Version 1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:events.uid.6599@www.discovernikkei.org DTSTART:20220730T000000Z DTEND:20220730T000000Z DESCRIPTION:<strong><span style="color: #c21313\;">FREE</strong>\n\n<a href ="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPo0-3mVU6UUmHp2MztxBeciIN5NY3 rH6Ye7wFKZnxDquRWg/viewform?usp=sf_link">In Person Waitlist</a>      < a href="http://9644p.blackbaudhosting.com/9644p/tickets?tab=2&amp\;txobjid =4e07a95a-ffbd-4247-95f6-78b69ea3e036">VIRTUAL RSVP</a>\n\nJoin a panel of “Sansei rockers” as they discuss Harry Manaka’s book\, <em>Chronic les of a Sansei Rocker</em>\, which explores the dynamic Japanese American music and dance scene of the ‘60s and ‘70s. <strong>Tina Fujino</str ong>\, <strong>Gerald Ishibashi</strong>\, <strong>David Honjio</strong> \, and <strong>Harry Manaka</strong> will reunite in a conversation abou t community\, history\, and rock music\, moderated by actress <strong>Bri ttany Ishibashi</strong>.\n\n<em>Tickets to this program are sold out. Ple ase click the link above to sign up for the waitlist and we will notify yo u if space becomes available.</em>\n\n<p style="padding-left: 30px\;"><em> About the book</em>:\n\n<p style="padding-left: 30px\;">From the mid ’60 s to the late ’70s in the Los Angeles area\, a generation of Sansei knew exactly what they would be doing on weekend nights. They would be attendi ng a dance party at places like the Parkview Women’s Club\, the Rodger Y oung Auditorium\, or the Aeronautical Institute. In the beginning\, they w ould be listening to groups like the Ambertones\, the Blue Satins\, the Em eralds\, or Don Julian and the Meadowlarks. This would evolve into the for mation of Asian American bands such as Thee Chozen Few\, The Prophets\, Ca rry On\, Long Time Comin’\, and Somethin’ Else.\n\n<p style="padding-l eft: 30px\;">Harry Manaka was in one of the premier bands of the Sansei Da nce Party era. Chronicles of a Sansei Rocker detail his experiences as the keyboardist with Somethin' Else from the early days playing at places lik e Parkview Women's Club and the Rodger Young Auditorium. Harry and fellow musician\, David Jingu were also the owners of the popular Baby Lion Suppe r Club. David was tragically killed at the business in 1978.\n\n<p style=" padding-left: 30px\;">Let Harry's <em>Chronicles</em> provide you with a unique insider’s view of the bands that played during this era\, how th ey came together\, and how they chose their names. Get a close view of the individual musicians that comprised these bands and some of the interesti ng things they have to say about their experiences.\n\n<em>Chronicles of a Sansei Rocker</em> is available from the <a href="https://janmstore.com /products/chronicles-of-a-sansei-rocker?_pos=1&amp\;_sid=e835ff1dc&amp\;_s s=r">JANM Store</a>.\n\n<strong>We are thankful for the generosity of our members and audiences whose support allows us to continue to provide free and accessible programming. </strong><em>Please use the “additional don ation” option when reserving tickets to donate what you can or become a member today by visiting <a href="https://www.janm.org/membership">janm.o rg/membership</a></em>.\n DTSTAMP:20240423T125556Z SUMMARY:Sansei Rocker Symposium URL:/en/events/2022/07/30/sansei-rocker-symposium/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR