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Experience the beauty and traditions of Japan at Global Gatherings: Japan, an immersive cultural celebration set for March 21 from noon to 5 p.m.Guests will enjoy a 360-degree view of live Japanese art demonstrations, including work by Gyotaku artist Dwight Hwang, whose art has been featured by Patagonia, Forbes and the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
Don't miss Shōgun’s own Yoshi Amao! He’ll be showcasing his mastery of Tate swordwork and taking us behind the scenes of the hit show.
The event also features a mini-convention–style experience with anime drawing workshops, interactive panels and a Japanese art market. Timed with cherry blossom season, the park becomes a vibrant cultural setting that blends traditional Japanese art with contemporary pop culture.
Outdoor experiences include self-guided forest bathing stations and a colorful hanging pinwheel display on the King Post Bridge, offering a seasonal backdrop for photos.
Designed for anime enthusiasts, families and cultural explorers alike, Global Gatherings: Japan offers a unique opportunity to connect Oklahoma audiences with the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Japan.
Partners for Global Gatherings: Japan include Oklahoma Society for Culture Appreciation, Tulsa Global Alliance, Asian Affairs Commission, and Japanese Friendship Club.
Global Gatherings: Japan is free to attend thanks to the Explore & Imagine program at Gathering Place, which is funded by the Public Service Company of Oklahoma Foundation.
EVENT ACCESSIBILITY
We aim to ensure all guests feel welcomed and supported at Gathering Place. Accessibility features for this event include:
Accessible parking available near ONEOK Boathouse.
Accessible drop-off zone for guests needing closer access.
Elevator access is available inside ONEOK Boathouse and serves all levels of the building.
Temperature-controlled indoor space for guest comfort.
Bathrooms, including a family restroom and water fountains on the main level of ONEOK Boathouse.
Universal changing table located nearby at the Cabana Bathrooms in Chapman Foundations Adventure Playground.
Guest Relations in Williams Lodge is home to KultureCity Sensory Bags containing tools to support calming, relaxation, and sensory regulation, including comfortable noise-canceling headphones, fidget items, and a visual feelings thermometer. Quiet room access, and wheelchairs are available to checkout for free.
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2650 S John Williams Way E, Tulsa, OK, United States, Oklahoma 74114
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