Groovy.

Welcome to the 1960s and 1970s.  We're talking psychedelic prints, paisley, and mismatched patterns.

Ladies, rock the beehive and platforms.  Fake eyelashes, long braids, oversized buttons, ponchos- for fans of "America's Next Top Model," think Twiggy, Queen of Mod (early to mid-1960s London Modernists)!!

Gents, time to bust out the bellbottoms.  Button-down shirts, wide-legged and high-waisted slacks, unkempt facial hair, bandanas...mmmm.

Congrats to the Main Cast

It's official!  Congratulations to the skit main cast: Jason Hata, Amara Hoshijo, John Kim, Gavin McCarter, and Jessie Pajo.

It's going to be an AMAZING show!!

Thank you to everyone who attended the auditions!  

Skit Auditions: Take 2

The second round of skit auditions will be tonight at THH101 at 9:30 P.M. immediately following the ski trip meeting.

Ahhh it's gonna be so much fun wheeeee!!!!

Skit Auditions

Thanks to everyone who came out for the Info Session!

CN Skit Auditions will be this Sunday, October 18, at Heritage Hall, 8:00 P.M. 

Whether you’re interested in being a major or minor character, skit is an awesome way to become involved in CN.  Friends, memories, secret agents….what more could you ask for?

GET PUMPED FOR CN 2010!!

Join us for Nikkei's 3rd Annual Culture Night Info Session!  There's a butt load of awesome ways to get involved, including:

-Skit

-Backstage crew

-Hip hop dancing

-Traditional dance

-Taiko drumming

See you there!

Tuesday, October 6th @ SGM 601, 8:00 P.M.

About Culture Night

Culture Night is our opportunity to inform the larger USC community about what being a Japanese American is all about.  It also gives us a chance to show off our AWESOME SKILLZ.  For those who may think that being a Japanese American is the same as being a Chinese American or Korean American, or for those who confuse being Japanese American with being Japanese, CN is our means of clarification.

Check back here for frequent updates (itineraries, cultural tidbits, fun schtuff, etc.)

About USC Nikkei

Founded in 1995, USC Nikkei aims to provide a place for both Japanese American Trojans and those interested in Japanese American culture. Through activities both on campus and in the rich Nikkei community of Los Angeles, we aim to promote the teaching and sharing of Japanese American culture by exploring our roots while finding family in students from all walks of life.

usc.nikkei@gmail.com