San Jose Chidori Band
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The San Jose Chidori Band provides musical performances at community events, particularly Obon festivals, connecting and uplifting the Japanese American community.
About
San Jose Chidori Band
Founded in
1996
EIN
770402597
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Performance & Visual Arts
Address
2888 BUTTE ST SANTA CLARA, California 95051-3706 United States
Website
chidoriband.com
Phone
(408)-260-2533
Email address
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About
San Jose Chidori Band, formed in 1953, is a multigenerational group preserving Japanese American traditions through music. They provide live entertainment at festivals and community events in San Jose and beyond, honoring their Issei founders.
Mission
The San Jose Chidori Band is a multigenerational group of musicians and singers committed to preserving and sharing Japanese American traditions through music.
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