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Harvest Moon
For Immediate Release
Thursday, October 7, 2004
by Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association


Please join the Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association and the Golden State Bonsai Collection North for an evening of Japanese food, entertainment, and moon viewing.

The Harvest moon is a symbol of blessing and abundance for many cultures. Similar to tea parties, these moon viewing parties are occasions for sharing food and stories while enjoying what is considered the most beautiful moon of the year.

Free / Open To The Public
Lakeside Park Garden Center
666 Bellevue Avenue, Oakland, CA
(Entrance on Grand at Fairyland)

Sunday, October 24, 2004
5:30 pm Bonsai Garden & Bento Dinner*
Japanese "Bento" box dinners
(sushi & skewered meats/fish) created by Musashi of Berkeley*
(Vegetarian Bentos available upon request)

Come see our magnificent new Torii Gate
(Dedicated in the Memory of the late Oakland Council Member Frank Ogawa 1917-1994)

6:30 pm Entertainment
Japanese Martial Arts by Sensei Mike Esmailzadeh of Suigetsukan
Taiko performance by Tatsumaki Taiko

7:30 pm Moon Viewing
Telescopic Viewing of the Moon and other celestial points of interest provided by the Eastbay Astronomical Society

*To reserve your Japanese dinner, please send a check payable to:
Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association (OFSCA)
P.O. Box 13022, Oakland, CA 94661-3022 for $15.00.
($10.00 for members of OFSCA)

Deadline To Reserve A Dinner - October 15, 2004
Questions - Call 510.534.4020 or 510.654.9305 www.oakland-fukuoka.org




Related links:
- OFSCA

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