Announcement

​Sakura Kai makes learning opportunities fun by adding events with a theme, the room is decorated, and some dress up to fit the holiday or occasion.  Gatherings to eat lunch together were always the highlight.  The arrival of Covid in March, 2019, closed our in-person classes and a new level of activities emerged with Zoom where we could see each other on the computer screen and continue some classes.  For those not able to use Zoom, phone calls or postal mailing updates helped us keep in touch.  In January, 2022, we will continue on Zoom and if deemed safe, begin with only Taiko class in person at Alvarado adult school.  We have continued Sakura Kai without a break since 1973 so hope to meet future challenges with the same determination to provide a place for life long learning for seniors and including Japanese speakers.
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Mission Statement:

The mission of Sakura Kai is to provide its seniors, including Japanese-speaking seniors, with lifelong learning opportunities and to sustain and share with the public Japanese-American culture and traditions for the present and future generations.  We strive to enhance personal health and nutrition, consumer awareness, intellectual growth, technology skills, personal development, and provide opportunities to socialize in a secure environment.

Stay involved

Enjoy games  • Keep healthy

Be with friends   •   Take day trips

Eat a nutritious meal  •  Take classes

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Sakura Kai was started in 1973.  Your donations are appreciated to continue this program
Sakura Kai is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization