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Children’s Day in Japan is a beloved national holiday set aside to celebrate children and their joyous energy – come celebrate with us on the fields of Hidden Villa and learn about Japanese culture and the strong connection of Hidden Villa founders, Frank & Josephine Duveneck, with the Japanese American community.

Fun-lovers of all ages are welcome to join us for a Japanese-style Undokai (sports festival) and an afternoon of traditional arts, performances, crafts and activities such as calligraphy and origami, fun games like kendama, flower arranging and tea ceremony demos, farm animal visits and much, much more.

Click here for last year’s undokai photos!

Schedule

10:30 am – 11:00 am: Registration
11:00 am – 12:00 pm: Undokai Field Games (by Win Together)
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm: Live Entertainment, Cultural Activities, Farm Animal Visits

About Undokai (Sports Festival)

The first “Undokai” sports festival was organized in Japan over 140 years ago. Today, nearly all schools in Japan hold such an event, and almost every student participates annually. Undokai involves the entire community and teaches the importance of physical activity and working together.

The morning Undokai at Hidden Villa’s Japanese Cultural Day will be held by Win Together by UNDOKAI. Win Together believes it’s essential for children to be physically active. Their Undokai programs provide an ideal setting for communities to join together, celebrate, and support each other. Learn more at w-together.org

FREE ADMISSION ($10 Parking)
Register via Hidden Villa’s Website:

Undokai hosted for Japan Society of Northern California by Win Together

Venue generously provided by Hidden Villa

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