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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251004T180000
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SUMMARY:Cosplay Fashion Show and Contest
DESCRIPTION:MTC: Polsky Theatre • 6:00 PM\nCosplay Fashion Show and Contest\nPresented by Naka-Kon\nThe Greater Kansas City Japan Festival Cosplay Contest allows cosplayers to showcase their talent to adoring fans! This year the contest will have up to 30 contestants.\n(Contestants meet at 5:45 pm • Polsky Theatre) \nYou must preregister to participate.  All cosplay entries must be related to Japanese culture. Judges will award prizes for four different categories. \nTo learn more\, visit our Cosplay Contest Info Page for details.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/cosplay-fashion-show-and-contest/
LOCATION:MTC: Polsky Theatre
CATEGORIES:Exhibits & Displays,Performances,Special Activities
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SUMMARY:Children’s Mikoshi Parade
DESCRIPTION:MTC Courtyard • Outside\nChildren’s Mikoshi Parade\nby the Saturday Kansas City Japanese School\nA mikoshi is a divine palanquin (also translated as portable Shinto shrine). Shinto followers believe that it serves as the vehicle to transport a deity in Japan while moving between main shrine and temporary shrine during a festival or when moving to a new shrine. Often\, the mikoshi resembles a miniature building\, with pillars\, walls\, a roof\, a veranda and a railing. \nDuring a matsuri (Japanese festival) involving a mikoshi\, people bear the mikoshi on their shoulders by means of two\, four (or sometimes\, rarely\, six) poles. They bring the mikoshi from the shrine\, carry it around the neighborhoods that worship at the shrine\, and in many cases leave it in a designated area\, resting on blocks called uma (horse)\, for a time before moving it from side to side to “amuse” the deity (kami) inside. \nParticipating in the parade will be Japanese children carrying the traditional-style festival float and accompanied by taiko performers. Please come to watch and enjoy this traditional Japanese tradition. \nChildren meet at 1pm\, parade begins at 1:30pm. 
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/childrens-mikoshi-parade/
LOCATION:MTC: Courtyard (outside)
CATEGORIES:Special Activities
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251004T153000
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250929T135042Z
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SUMMARY:The Games of Go and Shogi
DESCRIPTION:GEB 256 • Second Floor\nThe Games of Go and Shogi\nLed by Steve Woodsmall & Greater Kansas City Go Club (Daniel Gentry)\nCome to this workshop to play actual games\, see demonstrations and competition games\, and hear a brief discussion of the history and rules of “go” and “shogi.”\nLearn about the game “go” that inspires laughter and anger\, love and obsession; that creates and destroys worlds. Based on three simple rules\, it is the game that inspired the world-famous series “Hikaru no Go.” \nSteve Woodsmall is an international attorney who lived and worked in Japan for 12 years. He learned to play “go” and “shogi” during that time. \nDaniel Gentry has played “go” for over 23 years and has achieved a ranking of Shodan. Daniel started playing “go” in 1999 and has taught and promoted “go” at the KC Japan Festival and in the Kansas City area for many years.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/the-games-of-go-and-shogi/
LOCATION:GEB: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:Special Activities,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Yukata and Kimono Kitsuke Portraits
DESCRIPTION:MTC 122 • First Floor\nYukata and Kimono Kitsuke Portraits\nVolunteers will dress you in authentic Kimono or Yukata and take your picture with your camera/phone in front of a Japanese Backdrop.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/yukata-and-kimono-kitsuke-portraits/
LOCATION:MTC: 1st Floor
CATEGORIES:Special Activities
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251005
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250928T210839Z
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SUMMARY:Japanese Kid's Games - Outdoor
DESCRIPTION:MTC Courtyard • Outside\nJapanese Kid’s Games\nCome and enjoy traditional Japanese festival games for kids\, and win prizes!\nHosted by the KC Japanese School.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/japanese-game-activities-for-children/
LOCATION:MTC: Courtyard (outside)
CATEGORIES:Special Activities
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SUMMARY:Kids Cultural Village and Bazaar
DESCRIPTION:MTC 128 • 1st Floor\nKids Cultural Village and Bazaar\nFeatured again at this year’s festival is the Japanese Cultural Village operated by the Kansas City Japanese School. All proceeds from sales are used to support the Kansas City Japanese School. Young and old attendees will be entertained with many opportunities to experience the “real” Japan here in Kansas City. \nAlso enjoy shopping for beautiful Japanese handicraft items at the “Village” Bazaar including Japanese toys\, books and more. \nNo babysitting services will be provided. Adult supervision is required for all children ages 10 and under.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/japanese-cultural-village/
LOCATION:MTC: 1st Floor
CATEGORIES:Shopping,Special Activities
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SUMMARY:Stamp Passport
DESCRIPTION:Festival Wide\nMasks & Myths Stamp Passport\nPick up a Passport Postcard at the info table on MTC 2nd floor landing and travel through the festival to collect all 8 Mask Stamps. Return your fully stamped passport to the Japan Festival Booth to be entered to win a Lego Japanese Maple Lego Kit\, Japan Festival T-Shirts\, Tote Bags\, 2025 Festival Enamel Pins\, and much more! \n  \n\n\nThis year there are 8 stamps to find around the festival for this year’s theme “Masks and Myths”. Each one plays an important part in Japanese culture.\nHere is more information about each of the stamps:\nOni Mask – An oni mask is a type of demon or ogre mask\, part of wearable Japanese folklore that dates back to the 6th century. Although fearsome\, which is why Samurai masks are similar\, they can also be a form of protection. Oni masks can be found in theaters\, at festivals\, and used in holidays like “Setsubun” and others. \nOkame Mask – Okame is also known as “Otafuku\,” which means “much good fortune.” “Okame” means “Tortoise” and is a symbol of long life. You may see Okame masks in Kyogen comic plays\, which usually take place during the intermission of Noh theater performances. \nTengu Mask – Tengu\, a Shinto Kami trickster god\, who either has a human appearance with a long nose\, or a bird-like appearance with a beak. Tengu appears in various aspects of Japanese culture\, religion\, folklore\, and mythology\, and is a regular presence in modern Anime. Tengu can be worn at festivals or other occasions. They protect the wearer from malevolent spirits. \nSamurai Mask – Samurai Masks are also often called “Menpo” masks\, which refer to half masks or Hanbo masks\, covering the lower half of the face from below the nose to the chin. These samurai masks\, popular among samurai in feudal Japan\, were worn on the face in addition to the samurai’s “Kabuto” or helmet armor. These were made from iron\, leather\, and cotton braid\, and often featured an added horse-hair mustache. They added a fearsome component to battle\, as well as protection from swords\, arrows\, and the elements. \nHyottoko Mask– Hyottoko roughly translates to “Fire man.” Hyottoko is often portrayed as a comedic character\, typically featuring eyes of varying shapes and sizes\, and a mouth that is constantly puckered\, as he is always the one blowing the bamboo pipe to keep the communal fire going. Hyottoko may appear alongside Okame as her husband in Kyogen comic plays or at festivals and dances\, especially those with fire themes. You might also find a Hyottoko Mask over fireplaces to ward off fire and bring good luck and prosperity. \nKitsune Mask – Kitsune are not ordinary foxes. These fox masks symbolize mystical fox spirits\, often linked to the Shinto deity Inari. Fox masks are among the most popular festival masks because they serve as messengers and protectors of Inari\, thus representing good luck in many forms\, including during rice harvests. You can also see Kitsune masks in Noh theater\, Kabuki performances\, and in modern media\, such as video games\, anime\, and manga. While traditional colors include red and gold\, fox masks come in a variety of forms. \nKabuki Mask – Kabuki masks are not always masks\, but sometimes makeup. Kabuki masks or makeup are often exaggerated portrayals of expressions and dramatic displays of traits. Although red is often associated with strength or passion\, blue is often linked to fear or villainy\, green suggests mythical or supernatural elements\, and white conveys purity. The painting of a mask or makeup in Kabuki helps the audience understand the inner character as the performance unfolds. \nKappa Mask– Kappa are a type of water Yokai creature from Japanese Folklore. Although this stamp depiction of Kappa is very cute\, Kappa masks often match the rather fearsome creature. Kappa typically have a turtle appearance\, a beak-like nose\, and have a pool of water in their head. Kappa masks can be found in theater performances\, parades\, folklore storytelling\, and various festivals. Kappa stories regained popularity in the Edo period\, although less popular than other masks\, wearing a Kappa mask may ward off evil spirits and Yokai.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/stamp-passport/
LOCATION:MTC: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:Masks & Myths Theme,Special Activities
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SUMMARY:Video Gaming Room
DESCRIPTION:RC 183 • Regnier Center • First Floor\nCome and play video games!
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/video-gaming/
LOCATION:RC: 1st Floor
CATEGORIES:Special Activities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T190000
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
CREATED:20240928T173043Z
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SUMMARY:Miyuki the Candy Artist: Yokai Candy Art
DESCRIPTION:GEB 233/231 Craig Auditorium\nYokai Candy Art\nMiyuki Sugimori\, Japanese Candy Artist\nMiyuki the Candy Artist will be back at 2024 KC Japan Fest\, featuring Yokai themed Candy Art! Come purchase your own candy and watch her create it live at the festival.\nMiyuki Sugimori is a candy artist and the only female professional who can skillfully shape candy material into animals and figures by blowing air into it. Ms. Sugimori then finishes the candy by shaping it with her fingers and scissors and colors her creations with edible dye. She has been a favorite at past Japan festivals.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/japanese-candy-artist-miyuki-sugimori-2/
LOCATION:GEB: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:All Things Yōkai,Performances,Special Activities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T164500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T174500
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
CREATED:20240922T160310Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240924T140323Z
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SUMMARY:Yōkai Parade
DESCRIPTION:Begins at RC • Ends at MTC\nYokai Parade\nJoin the mystical magic of the Yokai Parade at the KC Japan Festival\, where everyone is invited to embrace their inner demon! \nIn homage to the legendary 百鬼夜行 (“Night Parade of One Hundred Demons”)\, this enchanting event welcomes participants of all ages and creativity levels to don their best Yokai-inspired attire. Whether you’re sporting a simple mask or showcasing an elaborate cosplay\, your presence will help bring to life a procession of mythical beings and eerie Yokai spirits. Step into the world of Japanese folklore and let your Yokai spirit shine in this captivating celebration of tradition and imagination! \nWant to Join In the Parade?\nDon your Yokai mask or costume and meet up with Hidden Ninja Taiko (HNT) on the lawn between the Regnier Center and MTC by 4:45 pm. Learn some simple Obon dance steps (optional). Members of HNT will guide parade participants around the outdoor festival areas and ultimately to the MTC lobby and up onto the stage of Yardley Hall. There\, at 5:30\, participants will join the Kizuna Dance group in a simple circle obon dance much to the audience’s delight! Spirits will be appeased and receive a happy send- off never to haunt again….until next year! \nFor more information please visit “All Things Yokai”.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/yokai-parade/
LOCATION:MTC: Courtyard (outside)
CATEGORIES:All Things Yōkai,Special Activities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
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SUMMARY:Miyuki the Candy Artist: Yokai Candy Art
DESCRIPTION:GEB 233/231 Craig Auditorium\nYokai Candy Art\nMiyuki Sugimori\, Japanese Candy Artist\nMiyuki the Candy Artist will be back at 2024 KC Japan Fest\, featuring Yokai themed Candy Art! Come purchase candy and watch her create it live at the festival.\nMiyuki Sugimori is a candy artist and the only female professional who can skillfully shape candy material into animals and figures by blowing air into it. Ms. Sugimori then finishes the candy by shaping it with her fingers and scissors and colors her creations with edible dye. She has been a favorite at past Japan festivals.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/miyuki-the-candy-artist-yokai-candy-art/
LOCATION:GEB: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:All Things Yōkai,Performances,Special Activities
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T143000
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
CREATED:20240919T185915Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240924T164053Z
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SUMMARY:EN-NICHI: Japan Festival Board Game
DESCRIPTION:GEB 281 • 2nd Floor\nJapan Festival Board Game\nLed by Ai Namima\nLearn about Japanese festivals and culture by playing this engaging board game\, EN-NICHI (円日)!\nAi Namima\, from LevelOne Game Shop will introduce participants to this engaging board game and teach you how it’s played. The goal is to experience the fun of a Japanese summer festival as players walk around a festival venue\, visiting the stalls to play games\, gain prizes and souvenirs\, and catch the fireworks display. The mini games include goldfish scooping (kingyo sukui)\, shooting game (shateki)\, mask game (o-men)\, and a water balloon game (yo-yo tsuri). This is a great chance to make friends while learning about Japanese culture!
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/japan-festival-board-game/
LOCATION:GEB: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:Special Activities,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20241005T140000
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
CREATED:20220927T151821Z
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SUMMARY:Miyuki the Candy Artist: Yokai Candy Art
DESCRIPTION:GEB 233/231 Craig Auditorium\nYokai Candy Art\nMiyuki Sugimori\, Japanese Candy Artist\nMiyuki the Candy Artist will be back at 2024 KC Japan Fest\, featuring Yokai themed Candy Art! Come purchase candy and watch her create it live at the festival.\nMiyuki Sugimori is a candy artist and the only female professional who can skillfully shape candy material into animals and figures by blowing air into it. Ms. Sugimori then finishes the candy by shaping it with her fingers and scissors and colors her creations with edible dye. She has been a favorite at past Japan festivals.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/japanese-candy-artist-miyuki-sugimori/
LOCATION:GEB: 2nd Floor
CATEGORIES:All Things Yōkai,Performances,Special Activities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241006
DTSTAMP:20260501T015745
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SUMMARY:Yōkai Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Festival Wide\nYōkai Hunt\nPick up a passport at the info table MTC 2nd floor and enjoy collecting 12 Yōkai Stamps at various locations throughout the festival.\nHint: look for red and white lanterns!\nYou will find Yōkai stamps stations in RC\, MTC (all three floors)\, OCB\, GEB\, SC and COM (but NOT in the food court). \n  \n\nWelcome\, Yokai Hunter.\nWe’ve heard you like adventure\, scavenger hunts and stamps! \nYou have been chosen for this KC Japan Festival side quest: a scavenger hunt for Yokai\, in STAMP form! There are 12 mischievous Yokai hiding around the festival. \nEach Yokai has its own unique hiding spot marked by a Japanese lantern. Seek out these lanterns\, and you’ll be one step closer to capturing the yokai stamps! \nThere are Yokai in Midwest Trust Center\, Regnier Center\, OCB\, GEB and Student Center. \nThere are no Yokai hiding in the food court\, because they would eat all the food! \nYokai may be lurking in festival hallways\, vendor areas\, and information booths.\nIf you’re stuck\, ask a festival information desk volunteer or other Yokai Stamp tables for hints. Some volunteers might be under a Yokai’s spell. \nEven after you’ve completed the hunt\, stay on the lookout for yokai-themed events and activities around the festival. The fun doesn’t end here! \nGood luck\, brave yokai hunter! May your lantern guide you to every hidden stamp\, and may your adventure be filled with fun. \n\nKitsune きつね\nKeukegen 毛裏毛減\nNekomata 猫また\nChōchin-Obake 提灯お化け\nTengu 天狗\nRokurokubi ろくろ⾸\nOni ⻤\nKirin 麒麟\nKarakasa-Obake 傘お化け\nTanuki たぬき\nYūrei 幽霊\nKappa カッパ
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/yokai-hunt/
CATEGORIES:All Things Yōkai,Special Activities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231008
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SUMMARY:Thousand Paper Cranes: Origami Activity
DESCRIPTION:The crane is a symbol of loyalty\, good fortune\, honor\, and longevity. The patience and commitment to fold 1\,000 paper cranes is believed to bring good fortune and a granted wish. Come and visit to fold an origami crane as we collectively try to fold 1\,000 on festival day.
URL:https://www.kcjapanfestival.org/event/thousand-paper-cranes-origami-activity/
CATEGORIES:Special Activities
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