聞く (Kiku) is the Japanese word meaning "to listen", but can also mean "to ask". The 聞く (Kiku) Healing Series is a collaboration between JAMsj and local healers to introduce various methods of healing and wellness rooted in Japanese traditions. 聞く (Kiku) Healing series seeks to engage participants in discourse around healing as individuals and as a community, cultivating deep listenings and curiosity about about what is around us and what is within us. This event is a collaborative event organized by Vanessa Hatakeyama, (JAMsj Executive Director), PJ Hirabayashi (Taiko Culture Bearer), Carolyn Morimoto (Energy Worker) and Jeff Sera (Reiki Master Sensei).
There are only 35 tickets for each event, $30 General and $25 for current JAMsj Members.
Date: November 7th
Time: 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Doors open at 5:45
Sound bath begins at 6:05pm
Location: Japanese American Museum of San Jose
535 North 5th Street, San Jose
Cost: $30 per attendee
All proceeds will benefit the Japanese American Museum of San Jose and Yu-Ai Kai Japantown Community Senior Center
Space is limited so sign up early!
Participants must bring a yoga mat and a blanket for the sound bath. Blankets, pillows and bolsters are also recommended as needed to lie comfortably on the floor for the duration of the event. If you are unable to lie down or prefer to sit for the sound bath, please indicate on the registration form to reserve a shared bench seat.
It is also recommended that participants bring an eye mask/cover (for a more immersive experience) and water to hydrate.
This event showcases various healers from the San Jose community.
We come together and create a unique experience each time. Mixing different elements, various instruments, vocals, and techniques based on the availability of the sound healers for each unique event.
Come join us for a unique experience, each and every time.