Japanese Cultural & Food Bazaar
photo courtesy of Boris Ryzhkov
The Sacramento Buddhist Church’s Japanese Cultural & Food Bazaar has long marked the waning days of summer. Launched in 1947 as part of the local Japanese community’s post-WWII rebuilding effort, it offers a wealth of exhibits, performances, shopping and, of course, food. Fun fact: More than 5,000 pounds of rice will be used over the course of this free two-day festival. 2401 Riverside Boulevard, www.buddhistchurch.com.
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