Some students were in charge of running the food stalls outside that sold hot and savory foods.

The calligraphy station near the entrance of the MPR which showed people how to write Japanese words.

Amador valley band students came to join the festival and performed for the audience during the festival.

One of the Japanese class game groups main attractions, a reimagination of goldfish scooping.

The origami station provided a place where people could learn to fold origami.

Heidi Lim (’25) and Alyana Chen (’25) about to go up the stage again to greet new incoming guests, dressed in Japanese yukata.