Asian Cultures in Kansas City

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An Asian Experience in Kansas City

Kansas City doesn't have a "Chinatown" or even one neighborhood where you can go to find Asian businesses or events. But they can be found if you know where to look. On this page you'll find a few clues to help you discover a few gems.

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Landscapes East / Landscapes West

August 27, 2011 - February 26, 2012

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art | What images or words come to mind when you think of landscapes?
Representing Nature from Mount Fuji to Canyon de Chelly
Location: Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 222 | admission is Free.

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2012

Also known as Chinese New Year

Countdown to Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year: January 23, 2012

Finding The Kansas City Japan Festival

Paper Parasol

These paper umbrellas are brimming with a distinctive Asian design flavor. 35-inch canopy diameter.

Links To Kansas City's Japanes Culture

KCJAS.ORG | Heart of America Japan-America Society
The Heart of America Japan-America Society comes together in the Kansas City area working towards the understanding and the improvement of relationships between the United States and Japan. The purpose of this site is to inform members and guests of upcoming activities related to Japan and Japanese culture. If you were wondering whether Kansas City had any kind of organization like this. Now you know.
Japan Council of Greater Kansas City
The Japan Council of Greater Kansas City was founded in 2004 to foster communication and cooperation among Kansas City's Japan-related organizations, promote cultural events, and provide support to member organizations upon the closing of the Consulate General of Japan at Kansas City.

Its mission is to raise awareness of activities and events in the Greater Kansas City area related to Japan and Japanese culture.
Japan Council of Greater Kansas City Organizations
A list of a number of organizations in the Japan Council who facilitate activities related to cultural exchanges and education between America and Japan. Our goal for the council is to maintain communication and exchange volunteers for various activities.
Japan Club In Japanese Only
Japanese Language Website Purpose / Mission: Promote mutual friendship in Japanese and studying Japanese culture.
* Meetings: Meetings held five to seven times per year, usually on a weekday evening.
* Main Activities: Picnic, public performance (every other year), sport festival (supporting the Japanese school, year end party with Japanese Association of Kansas City, seven to nine Japanese cultural exchange meetings (on the second Sunday of the month at 1:30 PM), issue the Newsletter five to six time per year and the operation and management of the Japan Club homepage.
Naka-Kon Anime Convention
Kansas City, Missouri's Premier Anime Convention

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

in Kansas City

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Asian Galeries At The Nelson-Atkins Museum Of Art

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art | Chinese Art Collection
Chinese Art Collection

Since it opened in 1933, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has actively collected, preserved, studied and exhibited works of Chinese art. Even before the Museum was built, its benefactors planned to include in it the first major gallery in America devoted solely to Chinese art. As early as 1930, the focus was to
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art | Japanese Art Collection
Japanese Art Collection

The Japanese collection contains more than 2,000 works of art ranging from the 10th century B.C.E. to the early 20th century.

The strength of the collection lies in the number and quality of its folding paper screens, an art form that is a unique contribution of Japan. Paramount among the screens is...
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art | South & Southeast Asian Collection
South & Southeast Asian Art Collection

The Museum's collection of South and Southeast Asian art is considered among the important collections in America, in company with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Freer/Sackler Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

The collection holds 945 objects of the highest quality from the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain religions. Objects range from the 1st century B.C.E. to the 19th century C.E., from areas covered by modern-day India, Pakistan, Nepal, Tibet, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Myanmar and Thailand. The Museum's collection of Indian bronzes contains nearly every major style from the 2nd to the 15th centuries.

Kuan Yin -- Nelson Atkins Museum 

Kuan Yin in Chinese Temple -- Nelson Atkins Museum 

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Links To Kansas City's Chinese Culture

Kansas City Chinese
Kansas City Chinese Welcome to Kansas City Chinese, the home page of the"Kansas City Chinese Journal" and an information resource center for all KC Chinese related topics.
KCCAA
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Links To More Of Kansas City's Asian Culture

TAKC
Taiwanese Association of America Greater Kansas City Chapter
Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Kansas City
Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Kansas City
East Asian Library, University of Kansas
East Asian Library, University of Kansas
Edgar Parks Snow (1905-1972) Papers
University Archives From Vagabond to Journalist: Edgar Snow in Asia, 1928-1941

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Kansas City's Asian Sister Cities

Cultural Exchange with Cities in Asia

Sister Cities United for International Peace and Friendship
A five-year network initiative

Kansas City has Sister Cities in Japan, China and Taiwan
Tainan City, Taiwan
X'ian , China
Kurashiki , Japan

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Charlie Rose - 50th Anniversary of the Asia Society -

Charlie Rose - 50th Anniversary of the Asia Society -
An hour at the Asia Society with philanthropist and art collector David Rockefeller and the president of the Asia Society, Vishakha Desai. ... all » David Rockefeller's brother, John D. Rockefeller III, founded the Asia Society in 1956.

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Kansas City Lunar New Year Festival

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Dragon Boat Races - Country Club Plaza 

Dragon Boat Festival

in Kansas City

Annual Dragon Boat Festival at Brush Creek, Country Club Plaza on Saturday, June 11, 2011

" Anyone who sees a dragon boat won't forget it. Painted in bright colors, with heads that feature bulging eyes and bright-white fangs, they are to ordinary boats what a centipede is to a beetle - 40 feet long and 650 to 1,300 pounds, dragon boats require 20 paddlers, plus a drummer and a steersman.

But they fly through the water, if a team achieves the synchronicity borne of many hours of practice. "
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Dragon Boat Festival in Kansas City

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KC Ethnic Festival: IAKC & Nritya Dances of India

Photo by Josh Fry

IAKC & Nritya Dances of India 5

Ethnic Enrichment Festival

in Kansas City

The Commission, with membership from 66 countries and ethnic groups, fosters understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity in the greater Kansas City area. With Kansas City and Missouri Parks and Recreation, the Commission hosts an annual festival in Swope Park each August.
Ethnic Enrichment Commission of Kansas City - Missouri
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