See you next Matsuri!
Thank you for your support!
NIHON
MATSURI
Utah Japan Festival
What’s New
Found Items at the Festival
The items pictured below were turned in after the festival. We will keep them for one month. If they are not claimed by then, they will be disposed of. If any of these belong to you, please contact us at: 📧 info@nihonmatsuri.com
Nihon Matsuri Original T-shirts available at the Information Booth $25
Stage
Martial Arts Demonstration
Japanese Church of Christ PLAZA
Programs
10:00AM
Opening Act by
Japanese Church of Christ Kenshin Taiko
10:10AM
Opening Cremony
10:45AM
Taiko Performance by
Japanese Church of Christ Kenshin Taiko
11:15AM
Kid's Performance by
Makiko's Daycare Center
11:40AM
12:30PM
1:00PM
T-shirts Giveaway
1:30PM
Kimono Presentation by
Utah Japanese Language School
2:00PM
2:20PM
2:50PM
Japanese Dance by
Tracy Akimoto
3:20PM
Okinawa Kenminkai
Folk Performance
4:00PM
Raffle Drawings
4:15PM
Taiko Performance by
Ogden/Salt Lake Buddhist Taiko Group
4:55
Closing Remarks
11:00AM
Monk Wise Martial Arts Academy
12:00PM
Traditional Japanese Swordsmanship
1:00PM
USA Stars of Salt Lake City Judo Club
2:00PM
Aikido Mountain West Iaido.
Yama-Oroshi Muso-Jikiden-Eishin-Ryu
3:00PM
4:00PM
@ the Japanese Church of Christ
@ the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple
@ the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple
West Wing
@ the Japanese Church of Christ
10:00 am
to
5:00 pm
1st session 10:30 am ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 10 am
2nd session 11:30 am ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 10:30 am
3rd session 1:00 pm ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 11:30 am
4th session 2:00 pm ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 1:00 pm
5th session 3:00 pm ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 2:00 pm
6th session 4:00 pm ~
Tickets Sold/Distributed at 3:00 pm
The Salt Lake Buddhist Temple Tours. Begins at chapel doors. 11:00am - 12 pm
12:00 pm - 1 pm
1:00 pm - 2pm
2:00 pm - 3pm
3:00 pm - 4pm
@ the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple
Donation is greatly appreciated.
Our Mission/
To share and educate the larger Utah community about Japanese and Japanese American culture, history, and traditions as well as to be a way to pass on the Japanese traditions and culture to younger fifth, sixth, and seventh generation Japanese Americans and to help them identify with their heritage.
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