【mom and son serial sex video】Endless Summer to Perform at 2019 VJCC Summer Fest

Every summer the large parking lot of the Venice Japanese Community Center is mom and son serial sex videotransformed into a carnival of kid-friendly games and Japanese culture and cuisine, and this year’s annual Natsu Matsuri, or Summer Festival, will arrive on Saturday, June 22, and Sunday, June 23.

A highlight for this year’s festival will be a performance by the acoustic band Endless Summer on Saturday evening, starting at 7:30 p.m. Endless Summer plays 1970s-era pop, R&B and Hawaiian music, and its members are Gary Maeda, Wade Inouye, Jon Matsunaga and Brian Yamamoto.

Also on Saturday will be the announcement of this year’s Nisei Week Queen candidate representing West Los Angeles and Venice. VJCC scholarship winners will also be announced.

The family-friendly event celebrates the Marina del Rey — known locally as Venice — area’s deep-rooted, decades-old Japanese American community with Japanese cultural exhibitions and Japanese and Japanese American foods such as like teriyaki chicken, Spam musubi, won ton, Okinawa dango and udon, as well as chirashi-zushi, inari-zushi and maki-zushi, as well as American-style foods and treats like chili dogs, tacos, cotton candy and flavored shaved ice.

The VJCC basketball court will host communal tables and chairs to dine, take a rest, visit with friends and watch the events that unfold throughout the day on the VJCC’s main stage, including demonstrations by the center’s various martial arts clubs, including aikidō, iaidō, judō, karaté and kendō.

In the VJCC’s classrooms and multi-purpose room will be cultural exhibitions by the center’s member clubs, including bonsai, watercolor, photography, koto, shodō(Japanese calligraphy), sumi-e(brush painting) and ikebana, plus hula and line dancing.

Featured both days will be a “country store” rummage sale, a bonsai exhibition and more. Also performing both days will be the VJCC-based Koshin Taiko, and as twilight arrives and the day cools, Japanese American ondō dancing will begin.

The VJCC is located at 12448 Braddock Dr., near Centinela Avenue, not far from both Culver City and L.A.’s “Silicon Beach” area of Playa Vista. Admission is free. Parking is available at Marina del Rey Middle School, as well as on the streets adjacent to the VJCC.

Saturday hours are 12 noon to 9 p.m. and Sunday hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Unless it is a certified service animal, such as a seeing-eye dog, pets or other animals, including emotional support critters, are prohibited.

Serving as this year’s festival co-chairs are Keiichi Ono and Bob Onishi. For more information, visit vjcc.com, send email to [email protected] or call the VJCC office at (310) 822-8885.

Articles for you

• explore
• knowledge
• fashion
• focus
• hotspot
• relaxation
• recreation
• synthesize

• Moore, Watanabe Star in Fact
• Viral fashion company Selkie is being slammed for using AI art
• A Jimmy Buffett
• Galaxy AI isn't free forever. Here's when you'll start paying for it.
• Friendship Concert to Commemorate 26th Anniversary of L.A. Riots
• OpenAI suspends developer for candidate chatbot in first test of its new election rules
• WhatsApp: New AirDrop
• New AirPods Pro with ‘Year of the Dragon’ engraving are here. But there’s a catch.
• ‘What We Carried’ Tells Story of Iraqi, Syrian Refugees
• 2024 Oscar nominations: See the full list

• 20 best tweets of the week, including Ben Affleck and smoking that Urkel
• Apple looks to rid App Store of ‘rip
• Nyan Cat GIF sells for $600K in ethereum. No bubble to see here!
• Twitter's 'Super Follow' will finally let you charge for your precious tweets
• Huawei's Mate X2 foldable phone has new Falcon Wing design
• Target is putting mini Apple stores inside its stores
• Apple will launch MacBook Pro with HDMI and card reader this year, report claims
• Google makes it easy to pay for transit and parking in Maps and Pay
• Disney and Marvel can use all of Netflix's Defenders now. Should they?
• Refresh your home appliances with up to 40% off at The Home Depot

• Authors Mura, Nguyen at L.A. Public Library
• A Jimmy Buffett
• All major streaming platforms will support Apple Vision Pro — except Netflix
• How to watch Samsung Unpacked: Galaxy S24, Galaxy AI awaits
• Metro Bringing Anime Fans to Little Tokyo
• Pauly Shore will star in Richard Simmons biopic without the fitness icon's blessing
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra battery life: Does it beat iPhone 15 Pro Max
• Get up to 23% off Logitech PC products at Amazon
• ‘Dance the Night Away’ for Visual Communications
• Oscars 2024: The 7 biggest snubs from the Academy Award nominations

• Friendship Concert to Commemorate 26th Anniversary of L.A. Riots
• 'The Zone of Interest' review: A chilling portrait of complicity
• The Samsung S24 Ultra's Titanium Yellow is a runway
• Apple's Vision Pro is sold out
• Back in the Day
• 4 really weird things you can do in 'Palworld'
• WhatsApp: New AirDrop
• Samsung Galaxy AI hands
• Screening of ‘Tokyo’s Homeless’ in L.A.
• Why is everyone freaking out about the posters in 'True Detective: Night Country'?