Hotel Kabuki General Manager Craig Waterman presented San Francisco Japantown Foundation Board President Donald Tamaki with a check for $34,500 at our New Year Celebration with Osechi Ryori event on January 5, 2017, held at Hotel Kabuki. We're proud to support the SF Japantown Foundation as they provide cultural activities for the community and preserve Japantown's history. — Hotel Kabuki (@HotelKabuki) January 9, 2017 The generous donation marks a continuation of the foundation’s philanthropic partnership with Hotel Kabuki. The Japantown Foundation receives funds raised through the hotel’s You Can Make a Difference program, which asks guests to make a donation when they stay at the property. The San Francisco Japantown Foundation has been Hotel Kabuki’s philanthropic partner since October 2013. Our deepest thanks to @HotelKabuki and Craig Waterman for its $34.5K donation in support of our community grants program! — Japantown Foundation (@japantownfnd) January 6, 2017

The donations from Hotel Kabuki – combined with proceeds from our annual New Year Celebration and from our original endowment – enable us to provide annual grants to qualified Japantown community organizations. The Japantown Foundation board of directors expresses its appreciation to the Hotel Kabuki and to Craig Waterman for continuing this valuable partnership. Craig is also a member of our foundation board. Restaurant is a delight for the senses. the moment you walk into YamaSho, your eyes are to warm colors bathed in soft inviting lighting, walls, a cozy sushi a massive mezzanine with a private banquet room, a large deluxe karaoke lounge. lower level you will find an lounges that are themed to look like Tokyo, San Francisco, Guests can enjoy menu items and beverages in any the ten karaoke lounges.Sushi & Satori Package Our Satori Room is the perfect place to have a unique private party. You and your friends will receive your spa massages together then chat over platters of sushi.

Afterwards, your group can enjoy the serene and meditative environment of our communal bathing facility. With an all-inclusive price, receive 45-minute Eastern/Western massages, sushi, and unlimited access to our communal bathing facility. Gratuities are also included.japantown sushi Total Cost: $150.00 per guest, 5 person minimum, includes massages, sushi, bath access and gratuitiessushi takeout delray beach ** Please book at least two weeks prior to your desired date.can you buy sushi rice at walmart ** Blackout dates are in effect and are subject to change: November 24, 2016 to January 8, 2017.sushi und wein ettlingen

** Massages cannot be substituted for other services (body treatments, facials, etc.) ** Sushi provided cannot be substituted for other food. ** Groups of women can book this package on the following days: Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. ** Groups of men can book this package on the following days: Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.sushi grade fish on long island ** Groups of both men and women can book this package on Tuesdays only.sushi rice cooker vinegar ** More information about our Communal Bathing Areayahoo free online games sushi chef Japan Center East Mall, Upper Level22 Peace Plaza #510San Francisco, CA 94115 Tue-Sat 5:30PM-10:00PMSun & Mon ClosedClosed from 1/1/17 to 1/4/17

An [庵] is a place where you can just come in and feel relaxed while you enjoy having great gourmet food and chatting with a chef. In Japanese, An [庵] means a modest cottage where in old times monks and artists rest and spend a peaceful time being isolated from the rest of the world, and that’s exactly how we treat our guests. We provide comfort with great selections of seasonal food both locally in San Francisco and trending at Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market as well as imported Sake to match with the food. With our hospitality and pride, you will feel like you are in a cozy small sushi place somewhere in old downtown Tokyo that makes you right at home no matter where you come from. Due to the high volume of calls, we may not be able to answer your call during our business hours. Please try calling during our off-business hours and leave a message. We will get back to you as soon as possible. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thursday, November 26th, 2015Friday, December 25th, 2015

From Fri Jan 1st to Tue Jan 5th 2016The Buddhist Church of San Francisco is a Buddhist temple founded in the Jodo Shinshu school of Pure Land Buddhism (Mahayana).  It was established in Japantown in 1898 and initially served  Japanese and Japanese Americans in the San Francisco Bay Area. Today, while continuing to honor its Japanese heritage, BCSF celebrates its welcoming spirit as a multi-ethnic, multicultural, and multi-generational community inspired by the teachings of Shinran Shonin.Everyone is welcome!Please join us for one of our many services or events!REGULAR SERVICES:Sunday Service   Sundays 10:00 amSunset Service  3rd Sunday of each month 5:00 pm Metta Gathering  Last Saturday of each month 5:00 pm, except July & Dec                                                 Japanese Service   2nd and 4th Sundays of each month  1:00 pm                                         Mindfulness Meditation  Every Wednesday 6:30 pm                                                  HoOnko Service is Sunday January 15, 2017 at 10.00 am                                                          Special Guest: Rev. Don Castro, Retiring Rimbaum of the Seattle Betsuin                                                                                                         BCSF  2017  New Year's Day Celebration 1/15/17             Bento Lunch Tickets are now available (