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Grants Highlights: Japanese American Cultural and Community Center – Ukes For Little Tokyo
At the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center (JACCC), Chester Ikei teaches older adults how to play the ukulele as a way to bring them together and reduce some of the challenges of aging. The free class supported by Keiro Grant funding, called Ukuleles for Little Tokyo (U4LT), began in September 2016 and has seen interest grow with every class. Now boasting a class size of about 30 students, Mr. Ikei and the JACCC encourage these older adults to learn how to play and sing classic Japanese songs - the kind they listened to in their youth. Learn More
Forging Bonds with Today’s Youth
Over the past few years, Keiro has worked with Kizuna’s Summer Camp program to run an annual workshop for the youth participants. In the… Learn More
Grants Program Highlights
In April 2017, Keiro announced the recipients of the Grants Program and invested over $900,000 distributed among 44 local community organizations that pledged to purpose the funding in the pursuit of advancing Keiro’s mission: to enhance the quality of senior life in Our Community. Learn More
Keiro’s Eight Dimensions of Wellbeing
The Eight Dimensions of Wellbeing is rooted in Japanese American and Japanese values and traditions. It is a holistic framework that envisions the spectrum of… Learn More
James Mitsumori and Kiyoshi Maruyama Tribute
Keiro Mourns the Passing of Two of its Founders, James Mitsumori and Kiyoshi Maruyama In 2014 the Keiro Family bid farewell to two of… Learn More


