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- ONLINE WORKSHOP
  
  Japanese Soufflé Pancakes: A Valentine's Treat
  
  Tuesday, February 9, 6:30 PM
  Join us at this virtual workshop where Maiko Kyogoku, owner of New York-based Japanese restaurant Bessou, teaches how to cook soufflé pancakes in the comfort of your own home. She will be assisted by Bessou cook Sanju Gurung.
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- LIVE WEBINAR
  
  Global Risks for 2021: Major Threats & Emerging Concerns
  
  Thursday, February 11, 6:30 PM
  In this webinar, experts provide a rich perspective on the current global risk landscape and identify major threats and emerging concerns for the coming year.
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- EDUCATORS
  
  Teaching Japanese-American Incarceration Using Memoir and Film
  
  Thursday, February 18, 3 PM
  This free online, single-session professional development course, offered in collaboration with Facing History and Ourselves, prepares educators to teach the memoir Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston and James D. Houston.
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- ONLINE PANEL DISCUSSION
  
  Women in Tech: Japanese & International Trailblazers
  
  Wednesday, February 24, 6:30 PM
  At this panel discussion, Noriko Arai, Yuka Kojima and Sara Hooker share their career stories and experience working in various tech roles, and offer advice for how women can excel in the tech workplace. Moderated by NHK World’s Catherine Kobayashi.
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- ONSITE THEATER
  
  The Dark Master
  
  Monday, March 1
  
  More ticketing info in late Nov.
- LIVE WEBINAR
  
  Inside the White House: U.S.-Japan Relations under President Biden
  
  Tuesday, March 2, 8 AM
  In this webinar, speakers discuss the Biden administration’s strategies and policies, and their implications for U.S.-Japan economic and security relations.
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- EXHIBITION
  
  When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan
  
  Friday, March 5 — Sunday, June 13
  On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Japan Society’s landmark building, we present When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan, a new exhibition celebrating the spirit of architecture and craftsmanship through Japanese woodworking tools, patterns and models. Featuring a diverse array of hand tools and joinery techniques that have been used to build Japan’s wooden architectural masterpieces, the exhibition unpacks how the intangible qualities of making have been transformed into significant built forms.
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