Every January, the Japan America Society of Minnesota has a Shinnenkai, or New Year’s Celebration. It’s the group’s big event of the year, with Japan-related demonstrations and performances and a bunch of other stuff. It’s a good time.
This year’s Shinnenkai takes place this Sunday, January 16th 2011. I’ll be there with a booth, selling my comics… maybe. It takes place way out in Hopkins, and buses aren’t an option since I’d be lugging a bunch of books (and it’d take two hours one way). So if I can get a ride, I’ll be there. If not, not. :-)
But you, dear reader, should go anyway! It’s a lot of fun.
Event Details
What: JASM’s Shinnenkai
When: Sunday, January 16th from 4-8pm
Where: Eisenhower Community Center, 1001 Minnesota 7, Hopkins, MN 55305 [Google Maps]
Admission: $12 adult ($17 for non-members), $12 college student/senior, $7 for children (6-17 years), children 5 years & under free
More details can be found on JASM’s website
*UPDATE* Looks like I’ll be able to make it out there. See you there, folks!
